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One of the marine national monuments — Northwestern Hawaiian Islands - is the world’s largest protected marine area, as declared by President Bush last year in an effort to preserve its pristine ecosystem.
Though humans are not allowed to venture.
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The Northwestern Hawaiian Islands in United States, is declared as a national monument of the country, by President George W. Bush.
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