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Whales, dolphins, and porpoises of the Eastern North Pacific and adjacent Arctic waters : a guide to their identification

Biodiversity Conservation

Variation of spotted and spinner porpoise (Genus Stenella) in the Eastern Pacific and Hawaii

Perrin, William F.

The bird fauna of Niue Island, South-west Pacific, with special notes on the white-tailed tropic bird and golden plover

Kinsky, F.C.

Yaldwyn, J.C.

Marine shells of the Pacific

Cernohorsky, Walter O.

A bibliography of hydrogeology of small islands : a list of some recent publications with particular reference to Coral Reef Islands of the Pacific

Dale, W.R.

Mankind's future in the Pacific : the plenary and special lectures of the thirteenth Pacific Science Congress, August 1975 / edited by Robert F. Scagel

Science of Pacific island peoples Vol.1: ocean and coastal studies / edited by John Morrison, Paul Geraghty, Linda Crowl

Biodiversity Conservation

Crowl, Linda Crowl

Geraghty, Paul

Morrison, John

Pacific-Australia Climate Change Science and Adaptation Planning (PACCSAP)

The Australian Government's Pacific Adaptation Strategy Assistance Program (PASAP) helped partner countries in the Pacific to manage future climate risk. Increased awareness of climate science impacts and adaptation options.

Sea-level rise in the South Pacific Region: Assessing coastal area vulnerability and determining priority areas and actions

Available Online

A rise in the level of the world's ocean is expected as a result of global warming associated with the buildup of "greenhouse gases"(carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide chloroflourocarbons) in the earth's atmosphere.

Turning the tide: transitioning to low carbon transport futures Oceania centre for sustainable transport

Environmental Governance

Available Online

Nuttall, Dr P

The world burns about 17% of its fossil fuel on transport (the fastest growing sector). The Pacific imports all its fossil fuel and burns 70%+ of that on transport. The world divides its energy thinking into electricity (energy) and Transport Electricity is its priority. When it thinks about transport as energy it mainly thinks about land transport.

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