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Sharks and rays of the Pacifc: Status, threats, opportunities

Biodiversity Conservation

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To document, promote and enhance the social, cultural, economic, biological, and ecological values of sharks and rays for Indo-Pacific communities, both now and for future generations

Where have all the sharks gone?

Biodiversity Conservation

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Sant, Glenn

Catch and trade regulation, transparency, reporting and CITES state responsibilities. Global catch, unless otherwise specified the term 'sharks' refers to all species of sharks, skates, rays and ghost sharks (Class Chondrichthyes)

Shark sanctuaries in the Pacific

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation

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Ward, Juney

Sharks are not like other fish, they are slow growing, late to mature and produce a few young ones.

Papua New Guinea: a potemtial long-term refuge for endagered Indo-Pacific sawfish (Pristidae) and river shark (Glyphis) species

Biodiversity Conservation

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Grant, Michael

White, Dr William

Sharks and rays are the endangered species in the PNG

Mobuild conservation in the Pacific - Manta

Biodiversity Conservation

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To see all species of manta rays and their relatives protected or effectively managed for sustainable/non consumptive use by the people closest to them, in a means that promotes wider ocean conservation.

Threats to Pacific seabirds

Biodiversity Conservation

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Seabirds have low reproductive output and slow growth to maturity and with extended periods of parental care.

Sustainable harvesting of seabirds in Vanuatu - update

Biodiversity Conservation

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O'Brien, Mark

In 2019 we obtained information on harvesting levels from 7 villages along the eastern slopes of Mt Tukusmera. The village harvested 202 chicks from the mountain range - all harvested in June or July 2019

Seabirds of the Pacific Ocean

Biodiversity Conservation

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42 seabird species are known or suspected to breed in the Pacific 17 are endemic.

Seabird conservation through invasive species management

Biodiversity Conservation, BRB

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Cranwell, Steve

Seabirds of the Pacific Islands; 42 species of seabird known or suspected to breed throughout the tropical Pacific islands. 10 are considered endemic. 11 globally threatened (CR, EN, VU) and one near threatened species.

Seabird colony database - an introduction

Biodiversity Conservation

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O'Brien, Mark

Distribution of recorded seabird colonies in the Pacific, Colonies from Helen reef, Palau in the west to Clipperton in the East and from Marotoro, French Polynesia in the south Uracus, N. Marianas in the north. Nearly 6,000 rows of data, each row represents a single survey of a single species at a single colony.

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