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GCCA+SUPA : Inception & Planning meeting - Final meeting report
Climate Change Resilience
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2020
The Global Climate Change Alliance Plus – Scaling Up Pacific Adaptation (GCCA+ SUPA) project is about enhancing Pacific climate change adaptation by (i) assessing the past to build sustainability into strategic planning, (ii) addressing previously-identified capacity gaps and (iii) implementing scaling up through sector focused, on-the-ground measures.
How many bird and mammal extinctions has recent conservation action prevented?
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Bolam, F C. Mair, L. Angelico, M et al

2020
To measure the degree to which this was achieved, we used expert elicitation to estimate the number of bird and mammal species whose extinctions were prevented by conservation action in 1993-2020.
The future of our ocean is in our hands : An update on the Palau National Marine Sanctuary (Euotelel a Klingil a Debel Belau)
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2020
The sanctuary is a strict marine reserve which prohibits disturbance, alteration , destruction or extraction of any resource.
Global climate change alliance plus Scaling Up Pacific Adaptation (GCCA+SUPA) - Factsheet
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2020
The Global Climate Change Alliance Plus Scaling Pacific Adaptation (GCCA+SUPA) is about scaling up climate change adaptations measures in specific sectors supported by knowledge management and capacity building.
Cost-effective priorities for the expansion of global terrestrial protected areas : Setting post 2020 global and national targets
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Yang, R. Cao, Y. Hou, S et al

2020
Biodivesity loss is a social and ecological emergency and calls have been made for the global expansion of protected areas (PAs) to tackle the crisis.
Protected areas are now the last strongholds for many imperiled mammals species
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Marco, M D

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Pacifici, M

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Waston, J E M

2020
The global network of terrestrial areas (PAs) has experienced a four-fold expansion since the 1970s. Yet, there is increasing debate around the role of the global PA estate in covering and sustaining threatened species, with serious ramifications for current PA financing the setting post-2020 global conservation targets.
Climate Change Matters. Issue 66, October 2020
SPREP Publications, Climate Change Resilience
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2020
This new issue captures a series of stories of the important work that we do in climate change space. Some notable events include the Seventh Pacific Island Climate Outlook Forum (PICOF-7) which was held virtually and brought together Pacific meteorological services and stakeholder from around the Pacific region and the world to review the climate and ocean observations of the last six months, and discuss the model outlooks for the next three to six months.
COSPPac Monthly Climate Bulletin, October 2020.
SPREP Publications, Climate Science and Information
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2020
La Nina continues in the tropical Pacific. Australian and international climate modest suggest it is likely to continue at least into February 2021.
Going Big in the Pacific - Large-Scale Marine Protected Areas in the Pacific Ocean
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Hanich, Q

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Schofield, C

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Smyth, C

2020
The definition of large-scale marine protected areas in the Pacific Ocean is fundamental to the achievement of global marine conservation targets. The threatened nature of the global ocean is emphasised, the evolution of global spatial targets for the marine conservation outlined and the implementation of large-scale marine protected areas in Australia and Pacific Ocean more broadly is reviewed.
Rights of Nature - Perspective for Global Ocean Stewardship
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Davies H H

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Gjerde, K

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Humphries, F

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Maloney, M

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Vierros,M

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Wright, G

2020
Marine areas beyond national jurisdiction (ABNJ) cover nearly half of the Earth's surface and a host significant portion of its biodiversity. This deep and distant waters were once beyond the reach of human activities, but technological advances and a growing demand for resources are driving increased exploration and exploitation.

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