Wake Atoll National Wildlife Refuge

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Wake Atoll National Wildlife Refuge is a protected U.S. Pacific island area managed primarily for the conservation of seabirds, marine life, and fragile coral reef ecosystems.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Wildlife Refuge
protected area
country United States of America
designatedFor habitat protection
seabird nesting habitat protection
wildlife conservation
governingBody U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Pacific Region
hasConservationFocus coral reef ecosystems
marine life
seabirds
hasEcosystemType coral reef
tropical marine ecosystem
hasFeature coral reefs
lagoon
small islets
hasIUCNCategory protected area
isHumanSettlement false
isOffshoreArea true
isRemote true
jurisdiction United States federal government
locatedIn Pacific Ocean
U.S. Pacific Islands
Wake Atoll
locatedInTimeZone Wake Island Time Zone
linked to: Wake Island Time
managedBy U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
partOf National Wildlife Refuge System
purpose conservation of marine biodiversity
conservation of migratory birds
protection of fragile coral habitats

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U.S. Pacific national wildlife refuges includes Wake Atoll National Wildlife Refuge
Wake Atoll unit of Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument associatedWith Wake Island National Wildlife Refuge
linked to: Wake Atoll National Wildlife Refuge