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Our Side of the Mountain: Tinag's story

Anamua: Treasures of the Pacific Environment

Available Online

Dr. Margie Falaruw

A production by the Yap Institute of Natural Science in association with PMA Studios inspired by a Papua New Guinea children's story "The Other Side of the Mountain"by Paquila Brown. Produced by Dr. Margie Falaruw based on research on the Yapese Agricultural system and traditional use of the marine environment. It was supported by SPREP and other institutions in 1998.

'Oto'otoga o le paleni mo le fuafuaina tatau o alamanuia o loo maua i eleele faasao o uafato / Tu'u'u Ieti Taule'alo

Taule'alo Tu'u'u Ieti

SPREP library [list]: 1998

Management of persistent organic pollutants (POPS) in Pacific Islands countries

A study on the vulnerability of developing and island states a composite index - Final report

Atkins, Dr J

Mazzi, Dr S

Ramlogan, Dr C

There is much interest in the quantitative measurement of the vulnerability of small states, including small island states. The focus of this interest is on the development of a 'vulnerability index' a quantitative measures that permits the identification of countries according to their degree of vulnerability to various exogenous factors that may affect their development.

Nature conservation action strategy - What is different about it? Issue no.53

The action strategy for nature conservation in the Pacific island region 1999-2002 embodies a collective responsibility pledged by the stakeholders of the Pacific region's environment to care for it. It reflects the reality of the environment being part of everyone and is everyone's responsibility

Pacific poison hunt under way Issue no. 51

A long term programme to clean up stockpiles of waste chemicals and obsolete pes

Who profits from the Pacific's natural treasures? Issue no. 52

Multinational companies are devoting substantially more research dollars these days to discovering how natural resources could be used to make new pharmaceuticals or crops. This bioprospecting as its called, can yield billion dollar profits in beneficial now products.

The status of the peka on Niue, population survey of the flying fox, pteropus tonganus

Available Online

Brooke, Anne P

The status of the peka on Niue, population survey of the flying fox, pteropus tonganus

Briefing notes for Pacific Island delegations, GEF Assembly, 1-3 April, 1998, New Delhi

Biodiversity Conservation

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