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Espèces Exotiques Envahissantes Marines: Risques et défis pour les écosystèmes marins et littoraux des collectivités françaises d’outre-mer
Biodiversity Conservation, BRB
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IUCN Comité français

2019
Le patrimoine naturel marin des collectivités françaises d’outre- mer est exceptionnel, bien qu’encore très méconnu. Avec une ZEE totale de plus de 10 millions de km2, les outre-mer contribuent à plus de 97 % à l’espace maritime national, le deuxième plus vaste au monde. Les îles et archipels français tropicaux accueillent 10 % des récifs coralliens et lagons et 20 % des atolls de la pla- nète
Decision support tools for climate-resilient coastal development: A case study from the Cook Islands Pacific Adaptation to Climate Change (PACC) PTR12
Climate Change Resilience
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SPREP

2014
In the Cook Islands, the Pacific Adaptation to Climate Change (PACC) project focuses on coastal zone management on Mangaia Island. The project is helping to ‘climate-proof’ coastal development, and to develop an integrated coastal management policy and plan for Mangaia
PACC Demonstration Guide: Improving the public water supply system in Majuro, Marshall Islands. (PACC Technical Report 11)
Climate Change Resilience
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SPREP

2014
On all islands in the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) rainwater is the primary source of freshwater, putting the country at high risk from droughts. The water sector was therefore chosen by the RMI Government to benefit from the PACC project, and the project has been working since 2008 to increase the country’s resilience to drought events. This report details the process undertaken in the PACC demonstration project, to design and implement various measures to enhance Majuro’s water reticulation system.
Sea turtles in the Mediterranean region - MTSG regional report 2018
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2018
The marine turtle specialist groups regional reporting initiative aims to gather information from all regional management units (RMUs) updating on the current status and knowledge for all sea turtle populations
Sea turtles in Oceania MTSG annual regional report 2020
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2020
For the purpose pf this report the Oceania Region was Organized by the regional vice chairs to contain 25 chapters conspiring 15 Sea turtle Regional Management Unit
Sea turtles in the Middle East and South Asia Region : MTSG Annual Regional Report 2018
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2018
Seven countries contribute to this MTSG regional reeport which presents known details about 11 sea turtle Regional Management Units (RMU) in the Middle East (ME) and South Asia(SA). Additional information for RMU's in the region can be obtained from relevant publications and reports on sea turtle populations.
Sea turtles in the South-west Atlantic region : MTSG annual regional report 2018
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2018
Sea turtles nesting areas should be protected and keep safe guard so that the sea turtle populations will increase in the future.
Sea turtles in the Middle East and South Asia Region : MTSG annual regional report 2019
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2019
This report presents known information about 11 sea turtle Regional management Units (RMU) in the Middle East (ME) and South Asia (SA) in which information about Erettmochelyis imbricata in the South West Indian Ocean is new since 2018 report
Sea turtles in the East Asia Region : MTSG annual regional report 2019
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2019
Important in-water habitats such as migratory corridors of post nesting green turtle and foraging grounds were found in japan, Republic of Korea and South China region, where Hong Kong is located.
Sea turtles in the East Pacific Ocean Region : IUCN-SSC marine turtle specialist group annual regional report 2020
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2020
Five turtle species from seven regional management units (RMUs) inhabit the waters of 12 different countries in the East Pacific (EP) Ocean region.

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