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Aerial view of Palmyra Atoll. Photo credit: USGS
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Aerial View of Palmyra Atoll
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Aerial video of Palmyra Atoll from plane: Video credit: Mele Khalsa / Island Conservation
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Video of Palmyra Atoll coconut palm tree dominated landscape - taken from boat. Video credit: Mele Khalsa / Island Conservation
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Aerial showing the dominant spread of coconut palm trees at Palmyra Atoll. Photo credit: The Nature Conservancy
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Team members on a swept plot. Photo credit: Lauren Pederson/USFWS
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The team poses next to the millionth palm tree. Photo credit: FWS
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Coconut control volunteers at work. Photo credit: USFWS
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Video of volunteer clearing palm trees. Video credit: Mele Khalsa / Island Conservation
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Timelapse of juvenile palms clearing. Video credit: Ryan Rash/USFWS
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Coconut Control Crew volunteer scopes out plot before clearing. Photo credit: USFWS
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Native plants emergence on controlled plot. Photo by USFWS
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Partially swept plot 94. Photo credit: Ryan Rash/USFWS
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Native trees amidst swept palms. Photo credit: USFWS
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Ideal mixed native forest. Photo credit: USFWS
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Pisonia nursery. Photo credit: Katie Franklin / The Nature Conservancy
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Native plants nursery at Palmyra Atoll. Photo credit: Cara Byington
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Transport of nursery plants to be planted. Photo credit: USFWS
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Pisonia seedlings ready to be planted. Photo credit: Sarah Glover / The Nature Conservancy
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Canopy of Pisonia grandis. Photo Credit: USFWS/Andrew S. Wright
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Grove of Pisonia grandis. Photo Credit: USFWS / Andrew S. Wright
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Coconut crab exploring the root structure of Pisonia grandis. Photo credit: Andrew S. Wright / USFWS
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Native forest recovery at Palmyra Atoll. Photo Credit: Mele Khalsa / Island Conservation
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Field team members approach a native tree dominated island for post-treatment follow up monitoring. Photo credit: Mele Khalsa / Island Conservation
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Red-footed boobies nesting on heliotrope trees. Photo credit: Mele Khalsa / Island Conservation
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Palmyra Atoll welcome sign. Photo credit: Katie Franklin / The Nature Conservancy
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Manta ray at Palmyra Atoll. Photo credit: Kydd Pollock / The Nature Conservancy
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Manta rays swimming close to shoreline at Palmyra Atoll. Photo credit: Sarah Glover
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Coconut crab climbing Pisonia tree. Video credit: Kydd Pollock / The Nature Conservancy
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Video of white tern flying in native forest at Palmyra Atoll. Video credit: Mele Khalsa / Island Conservation
