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Marine atlas maximising benefits for Vanuatu.

Environmental Governance, Biodiversity Conservation, BRB

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GIZ

IUCN

SPREP

This island nation contains many marine eco-systems, from globally significant coral reefs to mangroves, seagrass areas, seamounts and deep-sea trenches supporting at least 769 fish species, including sharks and rays, as well as whales, dolphins and sea turtles.

IUCN Issues Brief (November, 2017)

Climate Change Resilience, Biodiversity Conservation

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IUCN

Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are areas of the ocean set aside for long-term conservation aims.| MPAs support climate change adaptation and mitigation while providing other ecosystem services.| Currently 6.35% of the ocean is protected, but only just over 1.89% is covered by exclusively no-take MPAs.| Most existing MPAs do not have enough human and financial resources to properly implement conservation and management measures.| Increased political commitments can help boost the governance of and resources available to MPAs.

Protected areas for Pacific Island Communities - Managing natural resources now and for the future (Poster)

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation

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BIOPAMA

IUCN

Protected areas for Pacific Island Communities - Managing natural resources now and for the future (Poster)

A Regional Reference Information System (RRIS) for Protected Areas (Pacific) - Information Sheet No. 1, July 2015

Biodiversity Conservation

BIOPAMA

IUCN

Priorities emerging from the IUCN World Parks Congress 2014

Biodiversity Conservation

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IUCN

Powerpoint presentation on priorities emerging from the IUCN World Parks Congress 2014

Guide for observing dolphins and whales in French Polynesia - Part 2

Biodiversity Conservation

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Aurore, Toulot

Gaspar, Dr. Cécille

Holler, Rodolphe

Jourdan, Vie

Panheleux, Yann

Petit, Matthieu

Poole, Dr. Michael

Tatarata, Miri

French Polynesia is a veritable oasis of life, thousands of kilometers from the closest continent. The marine biodiversity is not itself exceptional, but the isolation of the Polynesia archipelagos has contributed to protecting resources and maintaining an abundant marine life. The clarity of the water contributes to the approachability of marine species. Observation of cetaceans by tourist operations began in the 1990s, and has now become a major commercial activity in French Polynesia.

Guide d'approche des cétacés en Polynésie Française - Part 1

Biodiversity Conservation

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Aurore, Toulot

Gaspar, Dr. Cécille

Holler, Rodolphe

Jourdan, Vie

Panheleux, Yann

Petit, Matthieu

Poole, Dr. Michael

Tatarata, Miri

French Polynesia is a veritable oasis of life, thousands of kilometers from the closest continent. The marine biodiversity is not itself exceptional, but the isolation of the Polynesia archipelagos has contributed to protecting resources and maintaining an abundant marine life. The clarity of the water contributes to the approachability of marine species. Observation of cetaceans by tourist operations began in the 1990s, and has now become a major commercial activity in French Polynesia.

whales guidelines

Guide d'approche des cétacés en Polynésie Française - Part 2

Biodiversity Conservation

Available Online

Aurore, Toulot

Gaspar, Dr. Cécille

Holler, Rodolphe

Jourdan, Vie

Panheleux, Yann

Petit, Matthieu

Poole, Dr. Michael

Tatarata, Miri

French Polynesia is a veritable oasis of life, thousands of kilometers from the closest continent. The marine biodiversity is not itself exceptional, but the isolation of the Polynesia archipelagos has contributed to protecting resources and maintaining an abundant marine life. The clarity of the water contributes to the approachability of marine species. Observation of cetaceans by tourist operations began in the 1990s, and has now become a major commercial activity in French Polynesia.

guide
whale

Guide d'approche des cétacés en Polynésie Française - Part 3

Biodiversity Conservation

Available Online

Aurore, Toulot

Gaspar, Dr. Cécille

Holler, Rodolphe

Jourdan, Vie

Panheleux, Yann

Petit, Matthieu

Poole, Dr. Michael

Tatarata, Miri

French Polynesia is a veritable oasis of life, thousands of kilometers from the closest continent. The marine biodiversity is not itself exceptional, but the isolation of the Polynesia archipelagos has contributed to protecting resources and maintaining an abundant marine life. The clarity of the water contributes to the approachability of marine species. Observation of cetaceans by tourist operations began in the 1990s, and has now become a major commercial activity in French Polynesia.

Guide for observing dolphins and whales in French Polynesia - Part 1

Biodiversity Conservation

Available Online

Aurore, Toulot

Gaspar, Dr. Cécille

Holler, Rodolphe

Jourdan, Vie

Panheleux, Yann

Petit, Matthieu

Poole, Dr. Michael

Tatarata, Miri

French Polynesia is a veritable oasis of life, thousands of kilometers from the closest continent. The marine biodiversity is not itself exceptional, but the isolation of the Polynesia archipelagos has contributed to protecting resources and maintaining an abundant marine life. The clarity of the water contributes to the approachability of marine species. Observation of cetaceans by tourist operations began in the 1990s, and has now become a major commercial activity in French Polynesia.

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