Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument
U.S. Pacific
313.9M acres
Tracking threats to America's most vulnerable national parks, monuments, forests, and wildlife refuges. 26 sites at critical threat level; 67 not rated, because no government record of the action is on file for them yet. Threats include drilling, mining, boundary reduction, defunding, and regulatory rollback.
Each threatened site includes a timeline of actions, responsible actors, community submissions, and links to relevant legislation, executive orders, and litigation.
National parks, monuments, forests, and refuges facing active threats from drilling, mining, boundary reduction, and defunding, in 35 states and 2 territories. Reviewed by MTJP editors as new federal actions land.
Threat Level Overview | 150 locations tracked
More Than Just Parks’ board. Last updated November 6, 2026.
A level comes from the government’s own record of the action: Critical when a final decision opens the ground or water to mining, drilling, logging, fishing, building or sale; Developing when the action is proposed or in review, or final but only changes a protection; Watch for an early step. Click a level to read the record. A place with no such record on file is not rated, and that’s a gap, not a clean bill of health. Acreage is the size of the area named, not the acreage at risk.
U.S. Pacific
313.9M acres
Alaska
3.6M acres
Arizona
2K acres
Minnesota
1.1M acres
Oregon
7K acres
South Dakota
11K acres
Utah
1.2M acres
Alaska
2.1M acres
Nevada
Washington
Oregon
Missouri
1.5M acres
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