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Where do Pacific Tuna go

Biodiversity Conservation

WWF-South Pacific Programme

Factsheet on the movement of Pacific tuna.

Sustainable Seafood

Biodiversity Conservation

WWF-South Pacific Programme

Towards responsibly managed fisheries: certification & eco-labelling. Despite the gloomy state of world fisheries, distant water fishing nations (DWFNs) continue to shift their efforts toward the western and central Pacific Ocean, which hosts the world's last healthiest tuna stocks.

A Vibrant Living Pacific

WWF-South Pacific Programme

WWF South Pacific with its ninety network offices around the globe, five of which are in the Pacific region, collectively work together to promote biodiversity conservation and reduce the impact of people on the natural environment.

Conservation strategy for the Island of Tetepare:

Available Online

Carter, Bill

Tetepare is a 120 square kilometre (approx.) island, southeast of Rendova Island. It represents about 2.3 of the land area of the Western Province. The island is about 27km long and 7km wide and lies at 9030N, 340E in the Solomon Islands. It is separated from Rendova Island by the Balfuor Channel and from New Georgia and Vangunu Islands by the Blanche Channel. Most of Tetepare has an elevation of less than 200m with the highest point being 357m asl. Fringing reef lies along the south of the island.

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