This link between tribal youth and the islands has been severed in recent decades. No young person, and few middle aged adults, in Klawock have ever seen a murre egg. In 2004, the Fish and Wildlife Service Archaeology Program received a Challenge Grant to document the importance of the Hazy Islands to the Klawock Tlingit. In 2005 a second Challenge Grant will allow the program to complete documentation in Kake and begin preparing a National Register of Historic Places nomination for the islands. A long term goal is to initiate annual pilgrimages to the islands to reconnect Tlingit youth through this window to their heritage. A miniature replica of the Hazy Islands Totem Pole is being carved for the Refuge Visitor Center in Homer.