Baker Island National Wildlife Refuge
Pacific Region
 

Management

The refuge is a managed as a highly-restricted marine protected area. Management goals include:

  • Conserving, restoring, managing, and protecting native terrestrial habitats that are representative of
    remote tropical Pacific islands, primarily for the benefit of seabirds.
  • Conserving, managing, and protecting native marine communities that are representative of
    remote tropical Pacific islands.
  • Contributing to the recovery, protection, and management efforts for all native species with
    special consideration for seabirds, migratory shorebirds, federally listed threatened and
    endangered species, and species of management concern.
  • Restoring the wilderness character of Baker’s terrestrial community, and protect, maintain,
    enhance, and preserve the wilderness character of Baker’s marine community.
  • Preserving Baker’s biological, cultural, and historic resources.
Last updated: July 27, 2011