Inventory and Monitoring at National Park of American Samoa

Steep cliffs and blue ocean at NP of American Samoa
Steep cliffs and blue ocean at National Park of American Samoa.

The National Park of American Samoa is a dramatic palette of deep greens and blues. Forested ridges rise sharply from the sea with seabirds and large fruit bats called flying foxes coasting above. Among the most impressive in the world, Samoa's coral reefs teem with over 975 species of colorful fish and more than 250 coral species.

The national park preserves and protects tropical rain forests, coral reefs, fruit bats, and Samoan culture.

National Park of American Samoa Coral Reef and Climate Change Educational Experience

A fruit bat hangs upside down in the National Park of American Samoa

Reports & Publications

PACN I&M Inventory and Monitoring Reports, Protocols, and Articles from National Park of American Samoa

Discovering species in our parks

Park Species List

Discovering species in our parks

Last updated: January 5, 2018