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Tokelau/Kimoa Rat, feral pig and feral cat eradication Operational Plan

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation, BRB

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Jacques, P.

This operational plan presents the methodology and logistics for executing eradications of Pacific rats (Rattus exulans), Feral pigs (Sus scrofa) and feral cats (Felis catus) in Tokelau. This document stems directly from a feasibility report completed in January 2024. For details on the site, biodiversity values, the target species etc, please refer to the feasibility report. Planning issues and dependencies that must be resolved in the planning stage of the eradication were identified in the feasibility report. Pre-eradication trials were proposed to resolve questions around tools and techniques; the methodology for these trials is developed in Section 1 below. This should be used as a “living document”, the contents of which will inevitably change as planning for the eradication proceeds and as the results of pre-eradication trials are reported.

Apia Commonwealth Ocean Declaration, one resilient common future, Apia, Samoa

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Ocean declaration signed by the Heads of Government of the Commonwealth in Apia, Samoa

samoa

Leaders' statement and Samoa Communique of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 2024

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Communique of the CHOGM meeting in Apia, Samoa, October 2024

An ocean of opportunity: Commonwealth progress on ocean action

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PRISMSS Triannual Newsletter September 2024

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation, BRB

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Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

Updates on the work being done by PRISMSS is published in the PRISMSS Newsletter.

E-waste management in the Pacific (video)

SPREP Publications, Waste Management and Pollution Control

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E-Waste (or end of life electrical products), when discarded / disposed outside, pose environmental and health risks. There are easy ways available for safe storage, and end of life product management and recovery. We also recommend choosing quality electrical items to reduce the e-waste generation (as products last longer and are repairable) and choosing environmental sound management of items once it reached its end of life. Watch this short animation to learn more.

The role of traditional knowledge in a changing climate

Climate Change Resilience

Philip Malsale

Opinion - In the Pacific, our relationship with nature is a natural one. Nature is us, we are nature. We use nature to meet our basic needs, food, water, clothing and shelter. We communicate through nature, we use it for medicine, transportation, music and entertainment. Generations have used those natural signs, which in today's world we refer to as traditional knowledge, to plan for the future.

Severe weather and setting priorities: Pacific Meteorological Council meets in Vanuatu (Audio)

Climate Change Resilience

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Salesa Nihmei

The Pacific Meteorological Council ("PMC") meeting this week in Vanuatu and brings together 26 meteorology directors from across the region. Meteorology and climatology advisor for SPREP, Salesa Nihmei, said the meeting is a "health check" for meteorology in the region.

Oceania Support Centre for Technical and Scientific Cooperation (TSC): under the Convention on Biological Diversity

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation

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A factsheet about a support centre for Oceania on the Technical and Scientific Cooperation under the Convention on Biological Diversity

COSPPac Monthly Bulletin, September 2024

SPREP Publications, Climate Change Resilience

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In September, the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) was active and north of the Date Line, and a well-defined South Pacific Convergence Zone (SPCZ) extended east-southeast from PNG to the northern Cook Islands in the southern hemisphere

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