Rose Atoll Marine National Monument

Collage of three photos: long view of the atoll, a blue fish underwater, a seabird in the air

Photo By/Credit

Brian Peck, top, and Jim Maragos/USFWS

Date Shot/Created

01/11/1900

Media Usage Rights/License

Public Domain

Image

Rose Atoll Marine National Monument, almost 900 miles south of the equator, provides important habitat for reef species, such as corals and parrotfish (bottom left), and seabirds, such as the greater frigate bird.

Facility

Rose Atoll National Wildlife Refuge

Rose Atoll Marine National Monument

Ecosystem

Marine

Subject tags

Islands

Marine ecology

Marine environments

Wildlife refuges

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