National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa Resilient Despite Climate Change

The 2007-2020 National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa Condition Report states that the overall condition of sanctuary resources is good, however there is evidence that climate change effects, such as coral bleaching and coastal erosion, are threatening habitats, resources, and ecosystem services.

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