Gardner Pinnacles

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Gardner Pinnacles are two small, rocky islets in the remote Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, notable for their steep cliffs and rich seabird and marine life habitats.

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Gardner Pinnacles canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landform
marine habitat
rocky islets
seabird habitat
access restricted
archipelago Hawaiian Islands
country United States
governedBy NOAA
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
hasConservationStatus strictly protected area
hasEcosystemType coral reef ecosystem
seabird colony
hasFauna marine invertebrates
reef fish
seabirds
hasFeature rocky outcrops
steep cliffs
surrounding reefs
hasFlora limited vegetation
hasLegalDesignation Marine National Monument unit
National Wildlife Refuge unit
hasNearbyFeature coral reefs
submerged banks
hasNumberOfIslets 2
isPartOf U.S. Minor Outlying Islands (geopolitical grouping)
isRemote true
isUninhabited true
locatedIn Hawaii
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
Pacific Ocean
United States
notableFor rich marine life
rich seabird life
steep rocky cliffs
partOf Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife Refuge
Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument
primaryUse wildlife conservation
region North Pacific Ocean

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