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  • Subject Climatic changes - Oceania
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Implications of Expected Climate Changes in the South Pacific Region: An Overview
Climate Change Resilience, Biodiversity Conservation
1990
Climate and agriculture in the Pacific Islands: future perspectives
Climate Change Resilience, Biodiversity Conservation
1993
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
South Pacific environments : interactions with weather and climate / edited by John E. Hay
Climate Change Resilience, Biodiversity Conservation
1991
Rapport
Biodiversity Conservation

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

1989
Climate and agriculture in the Pacific Islands : future perspectives / William Aalbersberg, Patrick D. Nunn, Asesela D. Ravuvu, editors
Climate Change Resilience, Biodiversity Conservation

Aalbersberg William

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Nunn Patrick D

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Ravuvu Asesela D

1993
Report
Biodiversity Conservation

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

1989
Global climate change alliance: Pacific small island states - Volume 2: Country reports
Available Online
2016
The overall objective of this project was to support governments of nine Pacific smaller island states.
Global climate change alliance: Pacific small island states - Volume 1 Final report
Available Online
2016
The final report on the action is divided into two volumes: Volume 1-Final report and Volume 2-Country reports.
Traditional knowledge of weather and climate in the Pacific.
Climate Change Resilience
Available Online
2019
Increasing Community Resilience to Climate Extremes and Natural Disasters. By closely observing their local environment, communities in the Pacific have developed skills that enable them to build coping strategies for extreme weather and climate events. They are able to make their own predictions for weather and climate variables based on traditional knowledge that has evolved through observation and experience over a considerable period of time.

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