Amending Proclamation 8336 To Read, "Establishment of the Pacific Islands Heritage Marine National Monument" and Amending Proclamation 9173 To Read, "Pacific Islands Heritage Marine National Monument Expansion"
Published Date: 1/13/2025
Presidential Document
Summary
President Biden updated the names of two important marine protected areas in the Pacific to honor the cultural heritage of Indigenous Peoples there. The Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument and its expansion are now called the Pacific Islands Heritage Marine National Monument and Expansion. This change affects official documents and maps but doesn’t change protections or costs, making sure the areas’ history shines bright starting January 2025.
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