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Report of the SPC/UNEP/ASPEI Intergovernmental meeting on climate change and sea level rise in the South Pacific, Majuro, Marshall Islands, 17-20 July 1989
Climate Change Resilience, Biodiversity Conservation

SPC/UNEP/ASPEI Intergovernmental Meeting on Climate Change and Sea Level Rise in the South Pacific (1989 : Majuro, Marshall Islands)

1989
Report on the second meeting of the SPREP steering committee. Port Vila, Vanuatu
Biodiversity Conservation

Anna Sierpinska

,

Joe Reti

,

SPREP Steering Commitee Meeting (2nd : 1989 : Port Vila)

1989
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Report of the Thirty-second (32nd) Committee meeting of Representative of Governments and Administrations, Noumea (CRGA), New Caledonia, 4-7 November, 2002

Committee of Representatives of Governments and Administrations Meeting (32nd : 2002 : Noumea, New Caledonia)

2002
Thirty-second meeting of the committee of representatives of Governments and administrations, Noumea New Caledonia, (CRGA)4-7 November, 2002 : SPC corporate plan 2003 - 2005

Secretariat of the Pacific Community

2002
Rapport
Biodiversity Conservation

Conference intergouvernementale CPS/PNUE/GOIAVE sur les changements climatiques et l'elevation du niveau de la mer (1989 : Majuro)

1989
Report
Biodiversity Conservation

SPC/UNEP/ASPEI Intergovernmental Meeting on Climatic Change and Sea Level Rise in the South Pacific (1989 : Majuro)

1989
Ngerukewid islands wildlife reserve management plan

Thomas, P.E.J.

1989
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The importance of our soils - environmental education notes fachsheet No. 5 Soils
1989
The soil is one of the most important resources in any country of island, , for it is the basis of all agriculture and island life. All our important crop plants require soil, as do the forests and grasslands that clothe our islands.
Conservation - Paradise or Crisis? Factsheet No. 4
1989
For the impact of exploitation and development has been destructive to the plants and animals of the South Pacific as well as to the peoples and cultures of the region. Many form of lives have become extinct and a greater number are seriously endangered.
Report of the Northern Marshall Islands natural diversity and protected areas survey, 7-24 September 1988
Biodiversity Conservation

Andrea Torrice

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Thomas, P.E.J.

1989

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