Jarvis Island research resources

Documents

Feral Cats on Jarvis Island: Their Effects and Their Eradication, 1985. (PDF, 34 pages, 1.1mb) From the Atoll Research Bulletin, 1985 (Source) Download
North Pacific Pilot, 1870. William Henry Rosser. (PDF, 313 pages, 16.1mb) (Courtesy of Google Books). Jarvis Island is described in great detail on pages 282-285. Download
The Structure and Distribution of Coral Reefs, 1889. Charles Darwin, Thomas George Bonney. (PDF, 383 pages, 9.1mb) (Courtesy of Google Books). Jarvis Island is mentioned on page 207. Download
U.S Insular Areas and the Constitution, 1997. United States General Accounting Office (PDF, 75 pages, 0.843mb) (Source). Details about all United States Minor Territories and the Guano Islands Act. Note: This document contains many errors regarding Jarvis Island. Download

Websites

JarvisIsland.net. The most detailed Jarvis Island resource known to exist on the World Wide Web. Jarvisisland.net
- Jarvis Island Interest Group.
JaneResture.com. Very informative information not found elsewhere. janeresture.com/jarvis
Wikipedia.org. A valuable resource on Jarvis Island and many other topics. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jarvis_Island
doi.gov. Official Department of the Interior website. Provides basic information on Jarvis Island. doi.gov/oia/Islandpages/jarvispage.htm
cia.gov. CIA World Factbook. Provides basic information on Jarvis Island and other Pacific Island Wildlife Refuges. cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/um.html
fws.gov. The official website of the United States Fish and Wildlife service (FWS). Has rather detailed information. fws.gov/refuges/profiles/index.cfm?id=12513
eol.jsc.nasa.gov. The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth. Great source for space photographs. eol.jsc.nasa.gov. For up-to-date images of Jarvis Island see this page.
Oceandots.com. A great archive of NASA space photography. Oceandots.com
Rss2html.com. A tool that converts RSS feeds to HTML. rss2html.com

Webpages

Time Magazine article: Howland, Baker & Jarvis - Monday, Oct. 28, 1935
Kamehameha Schools (Hawaii) Archives: Hui Panal'au - A fascinating archive of students from a Hawaiian school who colonized Jarvis, along with Baker and Howland islands.