As on all of our refuges, one of our most important management functions is protecting the wildlife. Our management goals include:

• Protect and manage endangered and threatened species and their habitats to promote recovery of the species that are or can be supported on the refuge
• Protect and enhance refuge habitat, both marine and terrestrial, to ensure suitable roosting, foraging, and nesting habitat is available for the suite of species that historically occurred on the refuge
• Relocate and protect swiftlets or rails and their habitat
• Protect and enhance endangered Serianthes and other rare plants
• Control the brown tree snake on the refuge
• Protect the coral reef and associated marine species
• Manage feral ungulates and other invasive species on the refuge to achieve refuge purposes
• Monitor management results to make informed adaptive management decisions
• Expand partnerships with the Guam Department of Agriculture, University of Guam, DoD, and other conservation partners to increase benefits to natural resources