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Invasive Plants

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation, BRB

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National Environment Service Tuanga Tapooporo Cook Islands

Poster or infographic on invasive plants in the Cook Islands.

Biodiversity Day CI News Advertorial - 22 May 2014

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National Environment Service Tuanga Tapooporo Cook Islands

Biodiversity day 2014 advertisement in the Cook Islands News.

Invasive Species

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation, BRB

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National Environment Service Tuanga Tapooporo Cook Islands

Invasive species in the cook islands - poster/infographic

Invasive Grand Balloon Vine

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National Environment Service Tuanga Tapooporo Cook Islands

Poster or infographic on the grand balloon vine invasive plant in the Cook Islands.

Invasive Animals

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National Environment Service Tuanga Tapooporo Cook Islands

Poster or visual infographic on invasive animals in the Cook Islands.

Invasive Giant Sensitive Weed

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National Environment Service Tuanga Tapooporo Cook Islands

Poster of infographic on the giant sensitive weed, invasive plant, in the Cook Islands.

Pacific Climate Change Science Training Module

PACCSAP

This document is a step-by-step guide to facilitating a one-day workshop on understanding climate change science and is targeted at audiences in the Pacific island region and Timor-Leste. The training module provides PowerPoint presentations with facilitator notes and explains participatory exercises aimed at enhancing capacity in understanding climate change science.

Pacific Climate Futures V2.0

PACCSAP

Pacific Climate Futures Version 2.0 is a web-based climate impacts decision-support tool available for free.

Dynamical downscaled simulations of tropical cyclones

PACCSAP

Tropical cyclones (TCs) affect many Pacific Island countries and their impacts can be sever in vulnerable island communities. An understanding of how tropical cyclones may change under future climates, including changes in windspeeds and associated rainfall, is essential for managing future climate risks and saving lives.

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