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Project reports from the 2002 Pacific Island Community-based conservation course: topics as follows|Islands's struggle for sustainability : challenges in establishing marine protected areas in Gizo, Solomon Islands / by Bruno Manele|An analysis of the Community engagement program for Milne Bay community-based coastal and marine conservation project, Papua New Guinea / by Modi Pontio|The Naboka managrove forest: importance and interpretation / by Alivereti Naikatini|Human impacts on the distribution of the Nanerri (Mimusops elengi) / by Rolenas Tavue|Cultural uses of terrestrial flora of North Tarawa conservation area / by Neneteiti Teariki Ruatu|Stakeholder planning and consultation for the integration of conservation and infrastructure management / by Lameko Tesimale|Aleipata marine protected area community-based permanent baseline study / by Latu Afioga|Safata marine protected area draft management plan, focus group consultations : an exercise in raising awareness, understanding and getting feedback from key social groups / by Pulea Ifopo

Case studies from the 2002 Pacific island community-based conservation course : (different articles as follows)|Challenges of dealing with land issues in community-based conservation projects / by Rolenas Tavue|Prohibition of fish traps in Aleipata marine protected area in Samoa / by Latu Afioga|The impacts of infrastructure development on the coastal environment of Fagaloa baby, Upolu Island, Samoa / by Lameko Tesimale|Competing interests in biodiversity conservation: a case study of the Milne bay community-based coastal and marine conservation project / by Modi Pontio|Over-exploitation of terrestrial resources in North Tarawa conservation area / by Neneteiti Teariki Ruatu|The Korotogo mangrove forest case study / by Alifereti Naikatini|On the race for eggs : a case study on the overall outcome of the megapode management on the island of Simbo, Solomon Islands / by Bruno Manele

Cook Islands conservation service two years under the 1986/87 Act case study 3