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The fourth meeting of South West Pacific Ministers for agriculture

Earth's ecosystems and its people are bound together in a grand and complex symbiosis. We depend on ecosystems to sustain us but the continued health ecosystems depends, in turn on our use and care.

Of all regions worldwide, the Pacific Islands region, which comprises scattered remote islands and archipelagos, is the most marked by the marine environment.

A fascinating account of America's oceans and ocean politics, this book takes readers on an adventure filled tour of America's last great wilderness range its imperiled living seas.

The Kingdom of Tonga faces critical problems with regards to managing waste. Increasing generation of solid waste in the household accompanying the changes in the Tongan lifestyle with a dependence on imported tinned and packaged goods, far exceeds the island Kingdom's ability and capability for safe disposal.

Long-range weather prediction research activities are presently expanding significantly.

The idea of producing a new book of seagrass methods arose from a series of meetings of the International Seagrass Biology Workshop (ISBW).

This First Country Report to the Conference of the Parties for Niue is being submitted around the same time as the National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP) and 2nd Country Report, to complete the outputs under a UNDP-funded Enabling Activities project. Given its timing it has been decided to format this First Country Report according to the headings used for the ‘Synthesis of Information contained in National Reports... ‘ (UNEP/CBD/COP/4/11/Rev.1). More detailed information is available in the NBSAP.

Apia Statement: Progress on a Proposal for a South Pacific Whale Sanctuary for consideration by Pacific Island Forum Leaders from the Regional Forum and SPREP Member Regional Workshop for a South Pacific Whale Sanctuary