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National Park of American Samoa
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The National Park of American Samoa is managed by a small professional staff located near the Pago Pago International Airport in Tafuna.

Studies conducted to determine the feasibility of establishing national park areas in American Samoa:
  • 1965.  A Park Program for American Samoa Proposed by the American Samoa Study Team,  National Park Service. (Click on tan text to go to view report in htm version or in the pdf version).

  • 1988.  National Park Feasibility Study, American Samoa.  Prepared by the National Park Service and the American Samoan Government (click on tan text to go to view report in the htm version or in the pdf version).

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Pacific golden plover in breeding plumage—soon to be flying 5,500 miles to the Alaskan Arctic

Did You Know?
During northern summers, three shorebirds--plover, turnstone, and tattler--nest in Alaska and northern Canada. After nesting, they fly non-stop over 3,000 miles of open ocean to Hawaii. After briefly resting there, they fly more thousands of miles to Samoa. The round-trip is 11,000 miles.
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