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Biodiversity Conservation, Waste Management and Pollution Control

The climate of the Purari River catchment above Wabo - pt.1

Biodiversity Conservation

Evesson, D.T.

Water & Soil No 23 Hydrology of the catchments Draining to the Paua Tahanui inlet

Biodiversity Conservation

The parliament of the commonwealth of Australia - Environmental Protection - second report on the adequacy of legislative and administrative arrangements - National Parks and wildlife conservation act, great barrier reef marine park act, environmental statistics - report from the house of representatives standing committee on environment and conservation

Biodiversity Conservation

Proceedings of the workshop on coastal area development and management in Asia and the Pacific, Manila, Philippines, 3-12 December, 1979

Biodiversity Conservation

Workshop on Coastal Area Development and Management in Asia and the Pacific (1979 : Manila, Philippines)

Marine and coastal processes in the Pacific : ecological aspects of coastal zone management : report of a UNESCO seminar held at Motupore Island Research Centre, University of Papua New Guinea, 14-17 July 1980

Biodiversity Conservation

Parks and Reserves in the South Pacific / by P.H. Lucas ...[et.al]

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation

Available Online

Gorio, Sylvanus

Lucas, P.H.

Poai, Kalati

"National Parks belong to the people. Every man, woman and child in the country

parks and reserves

SPREP Les parcs et les reserves dans le Pacifique sud / par P.H.C. Lucas ...[et.al]

Biodiversity Conservation

Gorio, Sylvanus

Lucas, P.H.C.

Poai, Kalati

SPREP country report : Tuvalu

Biodiversity Conservation

Available Online

Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) (SPREP)

Tuvalu consists of nine coral islands, rarely reaching more than 4 metres in highest elevation, with a total land area of 2,511 hectares. Funafuti, Nanumea, Nui, Nukufetau and Nukulaelae are atolls, generally with narrow strips of land on the east and reef with scattered islets on the west. Nanumanga, Niulakita and Niutao are reef islands consisting of single islets with brackish internal lakes. Vaitupu is intermediate in type, with a large but virtually land-locked central lagoon.

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