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Ocean Acidification

SPREP Publications, Climate Change Resilience

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Ocean acidification and its effects on the environment.

From locally managed marine areas to indigenous and community conserved oceans

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Govan, Hugh

The importance of the work carried out by local communities across the globe in coastal resources and fisheries management cannot be underestimated - and communities in the Pacific islands are no exception.

Mangroves : Living on the edge in a chaning climate

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Mangroves plays a vital job in our livelihood, they are responsible for guarding our coasts, they stabilize our land and defend our shores against damage from the ocean, also protects our reefs and lagoons from harmful runoff and pollution.

climate change

Pacific low island environments

Biodiversity Conservation

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Low islands in the Pacific Ocean that are far from continets started as underwater vocanoes. The lava from the volcano rose above the ocean surface became an island with high hills or mountains.

Our low island home - pace-based resources for Pacific Island schools

Biodiversity Conservation

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There are low and high islands in the Pacific Ocean. All islands have some of the same environments (kinds of places such as coral reff, open ocean and forests)

Our high island home - place-based resources for Pacific Island schools

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This book describes differen tenvironments on Pacific high islands. This book has pictures of these environments, and the plants and animals that live there.

Pacific high island environments - Place-based resources for Pacific island schools

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This book describes differen tenvironments on Pacific high islands. This book has pictures of these environments, and the plants and animals that live there.

USP 2013 Annual Report

USP

Pa C Fika Newsletter

USP

Newsletter on Pacific Libraries

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