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Mission report

Woods, Peter

1994
Progress report of the Programme Manager, SPBCP : 1 January - 30 June 1994, Apia, Western Samoa

South Pacific Biodiversity Conservation Programme (SPBCP)

1994
The South Pacific Biodiversity Conservation Programme (SPBCP) : user guidelines (draft)
Biodiversity Conservation
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Joe Reti

1994
The PD defines CA's as "generally large (relative to the island(s) on or around which they are established), diverse geographical units which contain important features for the conservation of the biological diversity of the region or country. Most will encompass a variety of land and resource uses. Conservation areas will be managed according to agreed criteria for the conservation of biological resources and sustainable community development which is ecologically compatible."
Fish names of Western Polynesia : Futuna, Niue, Samoa, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuvalu, Uvea, Outliers

Rensch, Karl H.

1994
Fish names of Western Polynesia : Futuna, Niue, Samoa, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuvalu, Uvea, Outliers
First meeting on the draft treaty... Forum Secretariat Headquarters, Suva, Fiji, 7-8 March 1994 : summary report

Meeting on the Draft Treaty Banning Hazardous and Toxic Wastes in the South Pacific (1st : 1994 : Suva, Fiji)

1994
Managing our resources Issue no. 38
1994
Forum leaders made a huge leap towards the next century in basing this year's discussion on the theme "managing our resources".
New initiatives in regional co-operation head seventh SPREP meeting. Issue no. 39
1994
The SPREP meeting approved the new Action Strategy for Nature Conservation in the South Pacific 1994-1998 which provides practical guidelines for Pacific island countries seeking to protect their fragile environments.
Small Islands - Big issues Issue no 36

Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

1994
The world's island paradises are faced with increasing pressures from global environmental problems. Island leaders are realising that to achieve sustainable economic development, they and their countries must work with the international community.
Pacific governments and NGOs make strong impression at Barbados Issue no. 37
1994
Pacific island countries were strongly represented by national governments and NGOs at the Global conference on sustainable development of small island developing states and NGO island forum '94 in Barbados in late April/early May 1994
Report on Baseline Surveys for monitoring the fringing reef of Rarotonga, Cook Islands

Loo, Maylene

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Miller, Ian

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Thompson, Angus

1994
On a global basis it is generally recognised that coral reef systems are exhibiting signs of increasing stress and that there is a general lack of understanding of the causes of this stress. In the face of global climate change and potential sea level rise, impacts caused by events such as coral bleaching and tropical storms, coupled with increasing human usage, there is a need for reliable information on the status of coral reefs. There are inadequate baseline data to provide rigorous scientific assessment of the nature and the extent of the problem. Such information is essential for the informed management and sustainable use of this vital resource.

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