Shoreline: Palmyra Atoll saved, but at what cost?

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The Nature Conservancy took charge of Palmyra Atoll from the Fullard-Leo family of Hawaii in the year 2000. The Conservancy wished to protect and enhance wildlife habitat and manage public access to the atoll. The Nature Conservancy is in negotiations with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to sell Palmyra's outer islands.

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Shoreline: Palmyra Atoll saved, but at what cost?

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The Nature Conservancy took charge of Palmyra Atoll from the Fullard-Leo family of Hawaii in the year 2000. The Conservancy wished to protect and enhance wildlife habitat and manage public access to the atoll. The Nature Conservancy is in negotiations with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to sell Palmyra's outer islands.

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The transpacific meeting place

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A variety of sailors report on their passages to and from Hawaii, including from California and from Tahiti.

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