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Yvonne Pittenger

By Yvonne Pittenger
Midway Island, 1968 – 1969
Yvonne

The 4th of July – A Midway Story

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Midway In The News –

Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge: 'A Great Monument to the People Who Passed Here' - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (.gov)
April 20 2026
Stream the Beautiful Highs and Violent Lows of Albatross Life With This New 24-Hour Camera on Midway Atoll - Smithsonian Magazine
December 12 2025
Battle of Midway: June 1942 - National Review
June 3 2026
Wisdom, oldest bird, returns with mate to Midway Atoll! - EarthSky
November 30 2025
She’s Back! Wisdom The Incredible Laysan Albatross Has Returned - Forbes
December 2 2025
Snowed in? Watch albatrosses nest on a sunny Pacific island instead - Popular Science
January 25 2026
Their Sacrifice Won the Battle of Midway. A Marine Now Fights for Their Medals of Honor - Military.com
March 30 2026
My Month at Midway Atoll - Island Conservation
December 18 2017
Midway Atoll project safeguards endangered finch species - Hawaii Public Radio
July 31 2025
75 Years After the Battle of Midway, a Tour of the Midway Atoll - U.S. Government Accountability Office (.gov)
June 5 2017
Midway Atoll receives translocated Laysan finches from Manawai after 80 years since rats erradicated them from Midway Atoll in the mid-1940s - Maui Now
July 24 2025
The World’s Oldest Wild Bird Just Came Back at 75 to Her Pacific Island Home and Is Still Laying Eggs - ZME Science
December 2 2025
Leaving on a Jet Plane: Marine Debris Removal at Midway Atoll Comes to an End - NOAA Fisheries (.gov)
October 29 2018
Homecoming 8 decades in the making: Laysan finches again grace skies, fields of Midway Atoll - Kauai Now
July 27 2025
7-Foot Tsunami Waves Strike Midway Atoll; Here’s the Video - SURFER Magazine
July 31 2025
Coast Guard medevacs ailing man from Midway Atoll - United States Coast Guard News (.mil)
November 17 2024
Exploring the History of Midway Atoll - Island Conservation
August 6 2019
Papahānaumokuākea Marine Debris Mission: Kuaihelani (Midway Atoll) - NOAA Fisheries (.gov)
October 8 2021
Riding a bike through the world’s largest albatross colony - Popular Science
July 25 2025
Midway Marine Debris: Finding our Land Legs - NOAA Fisheries (.gov)
October 23 2018
Midway Atoll NWR Aerial View - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (.gov)
August 15 2023
Murderous Mice Are Attacking And Killing Nesting Albatrosses On Midway Atoll - Honolulu Civil Beat
February 23 2024
The Most Remote, Uninhabited Territories Of The United States - WorldAtlas
June 13 2026
Among winged-sacred beings in Kuaihelani - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (.gov)
September 25 2024
Restoration Recipe for Midway Atoll - Island Conservation
September 3 2019
Tsunami hits Midway Atoll, waves reach up to 7 feet before moving to Hawaii | Hindustan Times - Hindustan Times
July 30 2025
Walking Among Seabirds and Historic Buildings on Midway Atoll - Island Conservation
September 30 2019
11 responses to “Midway Through Cleaning Up Midway Island” - Plastic Pollution Coalition
May 18 2016
Midway’s Native Wildlife and the Threat Posed by Invasive Mice - Island Conservation
August 6 2019
74 Years Since the ‘Battle of Midway’—What Happens Now? - U.S. Government Accountability Office (.gov)
June 6 2016
What is it like counting 528,000 albatross nests on Midway Islands? - Orange County Register
February 5 2024
Winter Storms Impact Wildlife, Infrastructure at Midway - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (.gov)
January 18 2022
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