Summaries and Full Applications Under Review
The following summaries and full applications are grouped by permit type and are for informational purposes only. The posting of a permit application does not equate to permit approval, and final permit activities may differ from the proposed activities.
For more information, please browse through our permitting section or contact the Monument Permit Coordinator:
(808) 397-2660 or nwhipermit@noaa.gov.
- For permit applications and instructions return to the
main permit page, please click here.
- To download the Monument's new Unified Public Notification Policy, which outlines how and when permit applications are posted, please click here.
Education
Interdisciplinary University of Hawaii Marine Conservation Field Studies Course in Partnership with Sea Education Association to Mokumanamana and French Frigate Shoals
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Increasing Knowledge and Appreciation of Papahānaumokuākea by Producing Outreach Products, Including Photography and News Features For Use with KGMB, KHNL, and KFVE Stations
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Interdisciplinary Opportunity for Educators, Cultural Experts, Scientists, and Community Leaders to Visit Papahānaumokuākea For the Purpose of Sharing Their Methods and Expertise with Their Students and Communities
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Collection and Removal of a Limited Number of Target Live Fishes and Corals for Display at the Waikiki Aquarium
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Conservation and Management
Support for permitted activities aboard NOAA Ship OSCAR ELTON SETTE
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Support for permitted activities aboard NOAA Ship HI'IALAKAI
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Monitoring Shark Activity at Select Hawaiian Monk Seal Pupping Sites of French Frigate Shoals and the Removal of Predatory Sharks from these Areas
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Maritime Heritage Conservation and Management Activities in the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument
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Recreation
Recreational Activities at Midway Atoll aboard Sailing Vessel NOOMI en route to Seattle WA from Am Samoa
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Special Ocean Use
Wildlife and nature travel company tour to Midway
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Native Hawaiian Practice
Traditional Feather Gathering Activities For the Restoration of Na Kahili Displayed at the Queen Emma Summer Palace
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Research
Installation and maintenance of four infrasound elements on Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge to monitor the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty
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Sediment sampling on Lisianski Island to determine historical ecology
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Incidence and Effects of Coral and Fish Disease within Shallow Water Reefs Throughout Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument
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Quantify the Movement and Feeding Habits of Top Predators
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Hapu'upu'u Growth Studies on Kure and Midway Atolls
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Species Inventory Update and Determination of Abundance of Alien Marine Invertebrate Species Associated With Natural and Man Made Habitats Within the Monument
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Identification and Monitoring of Biological Indicators of Coral Disease, Bleaching, and Impact to the Reef and Assessment of the Diversity of Coral-Endosymbionts in Papahānaumokuākea
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Characterizing the Role of Temperature in Coral Health and the Physical Environments of Coral Reefs at French Frigate Shoals and Pearl and Hermes Atoll
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Retrieval of Movement Data from Previously Tagged Uku Collected and Stored on Five Receivers in Federal Waters at Nihoa Island, Twin Banks, and Necker Island
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Incidence and Amount of Plastic Ingestion in Five Petrel Species and Relate Patterns to Geographic Location, Age Classes, and Life-history Characteristics
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Comparison Study of the Biological Community Structure and Diversity of Maritime Heritage Resource Sites with that of Surrounding Areas
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Activities to Enhance Understanding of Hawaiian Monk Seal Foraging Ecology and Population Characteristics at Nihoa and Mokumanamana Islands
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Documenting the Biodiversity of Deep Reefs and the Presence or Absence of Alien/Invasive Species Using Conventional and Technical SCUBA Diving Technology
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Terrestial Sampling of Endemic Hawaiian Hyposmocoma Moths in Papahānaumokuākea
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Collection of Geodetic Differential GPS (dGPS) Data within Terrestial Areas in Papahānaumokuākea to Generate High Resolution Digital Elevation Models (DEMs)
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Deployment of New and Maintenance of Existing Ecological Acoustic Recorders (EARs) in Shallow and Deep Marine Areas in Papahānaumokuākea
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Evaluating the Potential for Successful Restoration of Primary Frame-Building Coral on Nearshore Patch Reefs at Midway Atoll
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Detecting Sediment Composition Changes and Rates of Sedimentation From Shallow Marine Sites at Midway Atoll
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Collection of Non-Lethal Tissue Biopsy Samples of Common Reef Invertebrates to Conduct a Population Gentic Survey and Determine Patterns of Connectivity or Isolation Among Reef Ecosystems
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Genetic Survey of Reef Fishes to Address the Level of Isolation Between Reef Ecosystems
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Analysis of carbonate chemical make-up of waters surrounding atoll systems within Papahānaumokuākea
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Deployment of a High-Frequency Acoustic Recording Package (HARP) For Year-Round Cetacean Monitoring
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Collection of Deceased Bird Species at Midway Atoll For Preservation and Curation at the University of New Mexico, Museum of Southwestern Biology
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