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Report of the second (2nd) SPREP Meeting of Meterological Service Directors (RMSD), held at Nadi, Fiji on 3-5 October, 1994

Biodiversity Conservation

Available Online

SPREP Meeting of Meteorological Service Directors (2nd : 1994 : Nadi, Fiji)

Report of the second (2nd) SPREP Meeting of Meterological Service Directors (RMSD), held at Nadi, Fiji on 3-5 October, 1994

Sa'anapu/Sataoa conservation area Western Samoa - Project preparation document

Biodiversity Conservation

The South Pacific Biodiversity Conservation Programme

samoa

Huvalu Forest Conservation Area Niue - SPBCP Project preparation document

Biodiversity Conservation

niue

Community marine conservation area the Arnavon Islands, Solomon islands : project preparation document, SPBCP

Biodiversity Conservation

solomon islands

Papers and proceedings: Training workshop for conservation area support officers in the South Pacific|The status of Fischer's Lovebird Agapornis fischeri in the United Republic of Tanzania

Biodiversity Conservation

I. Reti

Moyer, David.C.

Ha'apai Conservation Area - Tonga - Project preparation document

Biodiversity Conservation

tonga

SPBCP Project Preparation Document (PPD) (March 1995) [for] the Saanapu/Sataoa conservation area project

Biodiversity Conservation

Available Online

[The Division of Environment and Conservation, Department of Lands and Surveys and Environment]

The proposed Conservation Area is centred on an area of mangrove forest (c75 hectares) in the customary ownership of Saanapu and Sataoa villages on the south coast of Upolu. This area is one of five Grade 1 sites identified by a 1991 survey of lowland ecosystems as the best remaining in Western Samoa (Park et al. , 1992) . It is given priority as the best mangrove ecosystem in the country, acknowledging that mangroves have a key role to play in sustaining lagoon fisheries on which many Samoans in coastal villages depend. The two villages involved have made a commitment to conservation of this area dating back to 1992 when the results of the survey were presented to them. The project also hopes to extend conservation and sustainable development principles to other lands owned by these villages, and in the long-term to the whole Safata District.

Governance and good government : policy and implementation in the South Pacific

Biodiversity Conservation

Tourism Council of the South Pacific: annual report 1995

Biodiversity Conservation

Traditional governance and sustainable development in the Pacific

Biodiversity Conservation

Paeniu, Bikenibeu

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