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One World:Traditional Medicine Workshop/Nadi Nut Industry-Solomon Islands

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One World:PNG Project-Theatre Use/Rabbit Introduction-PNG/Ozone Safe Fridges-New Zealand Company/Solomon Islands-WWF Logging Alternatives

One World:UN Framework Convention- Climate Change/Solomon Island Forests-Japan Visit/Solomon Islands Rainforest Protection-Sister Yazuko Shamushu

Climate Change Resilience

One World:Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary/Solomon Islands-Whale Issue/Tuvalu Population Growth/Solomon Islands-Sustainable Development Tax

Biodiversity Conservation

One World:Bat Species in PNG/Logging Debate-Solomon Islands/Tourism-Impact

One World:Timber Options in East New Britain-PNG/Natural Resources-Forest Destruction in Solomon Islands/Australian Conservation Foundation

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One World:Environment & Economic Summit-Solomon Islands/Vanuatu Forests Protection/Nauru Phosphate Mining

This audio report covers the environment and economic summit in Solomon Islands; plans to protect forests in Vanuatu; and phosphate mining in Nauru. Carolyn Court speaks to Gizzo Premier, Arthur Inusu during the conference which discussed the effects of logging and resulting problems. Luka Tanoni describes the cultural and environmental importance of Vanuatu Forests, including financial concerns regarding a project established to protect these forests. Phosphate mining in Nauru has devastated its environment. Michael Cummens, rehabilitation coordinator is quoted saying that rehabilitation will have to wait until secondary mining on devastated land is carried out.

One World:Development Options-Solomon Islands/Story of "Tetapare Island"

This week presents a report discussing development options for Solomon Islands which involves an electricity scheme in Western Province, and a story on the Island of Tetapare with proposed resettlement after 100 years of abandon. Carolyn Court provides a brief background on this project, while Neil Kawan (Technical Officer for APTCE - Appropriate Technology for Community & Environment), describes some of the processes involved in this electricity scheme and how it is progressing. Peter Soloko, a descendant of the original landowners of Tetapare, gives a description of the island. Their is also an exchange of resettlement and development options for the island.

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One World:Isabel Province-Solomon Islands/World's Eco-Heroes/Lynn Newall-Mangrove Ecosystem/Sandra Clayton-Reversed Garbage Garden

This audio presentation is a discussion of information and views on the above three topics. Raewyn Pierred explains to Carolyn Court reasons behind the need for Conventional Legislation to support Traditional Management and protection of areas of natural resources. Aubrey Wallace (author of "Eco-Heroes" - 12 tales of Environmental Victory"), describes some people in his book and a brief background for reasons to write his book. Lynn Newall (Pacific Islands Forester with the US Forests Service), explains Mangrove Systems and how they work. Sandra Clayton (author of the "Reversed Garden Garbage Concept"), explains this new concept.

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One World:Solomon Islands Fisheries/Year of the Sea Turtle Campaign

A report on the illegal export of endangered giant clams in Solomon Islands bound for overseas markets, and the Year of the Sea Turtle Campaign undertaken by SPREP and the Fiji Department of Environment and Conservation. Carolyn Court speaks to Robert Walter of the Solomon Islands Fisheries regarding this discovery which found a Taiwanese Company trying to export endangered giant clams. Hoseki Badibasangha and Wes Ward of SPREP, comment on the Year of the Sea Turtle Campaign, discussing activities involved and the roles of SPREP and the Fiji Department of Environment and Conservation in this undertaking.

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