How is the national wildlife refuge system similar to the pacific region coastal program?
a. both programs are concerned with providing habitats for wildlife.
b. both programs are primarily concerned with preserving fish species. c. both programs have set aside 150 million acres of land. d. both programs are under the u. s. fish and wildlife service.

The correct answer is option d, that is, both the programs are under the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.  

The National Wildlife Refuge refers to a system managed by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. It is the framework of public waters and land set apart to preserve America's wildlife, fish, and plant species.  

On the other hand, the Pacific Islands Coastal Program refers to one of the local programs under the United States Fish and Wildlife Service coastal program. The program provides input and funding to restore an eight-acre coastal wetland on the Hawaii Island's Kona coast.  

The wetland offers nesting and feeding habitat for the four endangered species of waterbirds and numerous kinds of shorebirds and waterfowl.  

the answer is A

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