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Conservation in the maelstorm of Covid-19 - a call to action to solve the challenge, exploit opportunities and prepare for the next pandemic.

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Evans, K L. Ewen, J G , Johnson, J A et al

The impacts of Covid-19 are profoundly re-shaping our lives, with many commentators suggesting that normality will be permanently redefined for all sectors of society . The conservation impacts are set to be huge which is an understatement. We must also insist that conservationists contribute to re-shaping the future post Covid-19 world, to ensure that potential benefits to nature conservation and protection are realized.

PIPAP GIS Supplementary Training Video 2 : Building Maps in QGIS

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Eichelberger, B

This package/collection of training materials constitute an introductory, basic-level training to open source GIS software (QGIS) targeting technical-level government officers. The primary goal for this material is to provide participants with the tools to visualise, map and collect spatial data for more effective planning and management of protected areas.

PIPAP GIS Supplementary Training Video 3 : Mapping GPS Data in QGIS

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Eichelberger, B

This package/collection of training materials constitute an introductory, basic-level training to open source GIS software (QGIS) targeting technical-level government officers. Include two Pacific islands, Samoa and Vanuatu. The goal for these materials is to provide participants with tools to visualise, map and collect spatial data for more effective planning and management of protected areas.

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Regional Early Action Rainfall Watch - Monthly and seasonal Rainfall Watch: July - September, 2020

SPREP Publications, Climate Science and Information

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Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

This is a seasonal rainfall watch in July-September 2020. An information provided has been given on a divisional scale as Pacific Island countries can experience a high range of rainfall variability within country . It is possible to have forecasts which simultaneously favour above and below normal rainfall in different parts of the country.

PIPAP GIS Supplementary Training Video 1 : QGIS Basics

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Eichelberger, B

This package/collection of training materials constitute an introductory, basic-level training to open source GIS software (QGIS) targeting technical-level government officers. This materials include a series of presentations, video lectures and step-by-step instructions.

Our Ocean Journey for a Bluer Pacific as we navigate through COVID-19

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SPREP

As reflected in the Bluer Pacific Vision the Ocean is an integral part of the lives and future of the Pacific region. As we are all aware, the recent COVID-19 has been a very challenging time in many ways. While the Pacific region has largely been spared much of the tragedy due to decisive action by Governments, the economies of the region will be hit hard by this event.

SPREP-Tok : Issue 69. October, 2020.

SPREP Publications

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A monthly e-bulletin of activities and assistance from the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme to its member countries.

Advanced recovery fee & deposit systems : factsheet

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Advanced recovery fee & deposit systems are legislative instrument designed to create a way to sustainably finance waste management and recycling. In the Pacific, Advanced recovery fee & deposit systems currently operating are called a Container deposit, Beverage deposit, Advanced disposal fee or a Waste levy

Assessing the risk of Tilapia from proposed aquaculture ponds establishing and becoming invasive in coastal marine ecosystems at Port Resolution (Tanna Island), Vanuatu

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Welch, J D

The PEBACC project promotes the use of an Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) approach to reduce vulnerability and building resilience in the face of climate change and associated impacts, and in Vanuatu has sites in Port Vila and on Tanna Island.

vanuatu

COSPPac Monthly Climate Bulletin, July 2020.

SPREP Publications, Climate Change Resilience

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Sea level in July was higher than normal fro most of countries in the region with positive anomalies situated around western Palau and Solomon Islands. Parts of PNG, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Tonga, Cook Islands and French Polynesia experienced below normal sea level.

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