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Sea turtles in the West Africa and East Atlantic region MTSG annual report 2018

Available Online

For this report, data was synthesized from five out of the 25 countries that are present in the region. The countries whose data were used for this report are Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana and Republic of Congo.

Seabirds enhance coral reef productivity and functioning in the absence of invasive rats

Carr, P

Graham, N A J

Hoey, A S

Jennings, S

MacNeil, M A

Wilson, S K.

Biotic connectivity between ecosystems can provide major transport of organic matter and nutrients, influencing ecosystem structure and productivity yet the implications are poorly understood owing to human disruptions of natural flows.

Marine pollution bulletin - Marine litter disrupts ecological processes in reef systems

Llope, M. Tinoco, M S. Medeiros, D V et al

Marine Litter (ML) contaminates essentially all global coastal and marine environments and drives multiple ecosystem-level effects. Although deleterious effects of ML on several organisms have been investigated in the last years, this information tends to be dispersed or underreported , even in marine biodiversity hotspots such as reef ecosystems.

Pacific Islands action Plan on Climate Change and health

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World Health Organization

Climate change threatens health everywhere. Populations around world are more frequently snd intensely affected by extreme weather events, threats to food and water security, outbreaks of waterborne, and vector-borne diseases and the increased pressure on scarce resources triggering climate related migration and conflicts.

Cook Islands State of Environment (SOE) report

SPREP Publications, Environmental Governance, Biodiversity Conservation

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The 2018 SOE is a new baseline for future reports and can help the Cook Islands with national regional and international reporting obligations including multi-lateral environmental agreements.

Threatened corals of the Pacific

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Fenner, D

The different types of corals and their scientific names.

Threatened corals of the Pacific

Environmental Governance, Biodiversity Conservation

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Fenner, D

The different types of corals and their scientific names.

What are corals?

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Fenner, D

Corals are critical component in coral reefs, building the structure (along with coralline algae) and providing the habitat for a myriad of other species. Corals are sea anemones, which are very closely related to corals and illustruate much of what corals are.

Supplementary materials for - most atolls will be uninhabitable by the mid-21st century because of sea-level rise exacerbating wave-driven flooding

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Storlazzi, C D. Gingerich, S B, van Dongreen, A et al

By the 21st century most atolls will become uninhabitable because of sea-level rise and exacerbating wave driven flooding

Quarterly climate impacts and outlook El NiÃ±o Watch

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Above normal sea levels continue in the equartorial western and central Pacific as well as parts of the tropical southwestern Pacific.

climate change

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