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Problems in the Pacific Islands environment : Fern scrub : Niue

Fern scrubs in Niue. Ferns cover nearly half of the surface of Niue.

Problems in the Pacific Islands environment : road and forest: Niue

Huvalu forest on Niue; protected in their natural state by taboos.

Problems in the Pacific Islands environment : Garden in forest : Niue

Taro grown in litlle pockets of soil between rocks on Niue.

Problems in the Pacific Islands environment : Forest cutting in Niue

Features forest cutting in Niue which is affecting the processes that build the soil.

Review of socio-economic & environmental impacts of population, resettlement, and migration in Niue 10 March, 1999 / compiled by Chalapan Kaluwin...[et al.]

Available Online

Aston, James

Kaluwin, Chalapin

Kick, Charles G.

The same macro-economic factors which stimulated the depopulation of remote rural towns in New Zealandor Nebraskaapply to Niue. Niueans, having received an academic education that is more focused on the kinds of work and life found in urban New Zealand than on those found in rural Niue, and having been encouraged to prefer desk work to physical work, are not adequately equipped for identifying, creating, and earning livelihoods in Niue. If Niue's population declines to the point where it is no longer viable as an independent society, then it could become a cultural park; the costs to New Zealand of maintaining that cultural park are likely to exceed current expenditures.

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Population and development project for Niue

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Pre-feasibility study into natural resources based income generation options: Huvalu forest conservation area - Niue

Biodiversity Conservation

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Parr,William

Economic benefits to the communities of Liku and Hakupu from the Huvalu Conservation Area have been limited to date, with only a few individual operators deriving an income directly from the natural resources existing within the forest. Those who are utilizing the CA are generally only deriving a modest income ($1,500 - $2,000p.a.) The initial P.P.D. placed an expectation on forecast growth in the tourist sector to provide income generating opportunities, and this has yet to be realized. There are no clearly defined strategies for supporting income generating opportunities contained within the P.D.D..

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The Status of Birds, Peka and Rodents on Niue 1994-1995

Powlesland R.G.

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United Nations security plan for Samoa, Niue, Cook Islands, and Tokelau : system-wide arrangements for the protection of personnel and property in the field

The birds of Niue island, South Pacific : an annotated checklist / by Kazimierz Wodzicki

Wodzicki, Kazimierz

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