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Assault on the Sepik River (PNG) - Salvinia molesta

Biodiversity Conservation, BRB

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From the Archives of the 1980's - Salvinia molesta entered the mighty Sepik River in Papua New Guinea in the 1970's. The communities nearby relied heavily on the Sepik River for communication, transport and food but soon the Salvinia became a menace and clogged water intakes and fouling propellers of outboard motors. However in 1979, the small black weevil which became the perfect candidate for biological control as it fed only on the Salvinia and in 1982 the weevil was released and became the solution for the Salvinia-infested waters.

Aspects of Population and Socio-Economic Change in the South Pacific

Biodiversity Conservation

Hoefnagel, Eric R.

The process of economic growth

Rostow, W. W.

The conserver solution : a Project of the Pol;itopm Probe Foundation

Solomon, Lawrence

The use of nearshore marine life as a food resource by American Samoans

Hill, Harry Burnette

samoa

The Conserver Solution: A Project of the Pollution Probe Foundation

Solomon, Lawrence

Phytoplankton manual

Biodiversity Conservation

Sournia, A.

Managing Family Planning Communication Activities

Middleton, John

Indicators of Environmental Quality and Quality of Life

Local Responses to Global Problems: A Key to Meeting Basic Human Needs

Stokes, Bruce

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