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Status of the coral reefs in the South west Pacific: Fiji, New Caledonia, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu and Vanuatu

Biodiversity Conservation

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Mackay Kenneth

Morris Cherie

Fiji, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, Samoa and Tuvalu report monitoring data for this report, with data from a broad range of observers (scientists, students, dive guides and communities); Nauru has not conducted recent monitoring; Coral cover has changed since the 2004 report due to effective management (positive), or local disturbances, coral predation and natural disasters (negative). Average coral cover at monitoring sites was 45% in Fiji; 27% in New Caledonia; 43% in Samoa; 30% in Solomon Islands; 65% in Tuvalu; and 26% in Vanuatu; Monitoring observations over 9-10 years in Fiji and New Caledonia indicate that these reefs have coped reasonably well with natural and human stressors without catastrophic changes; Densities of edible fish and invertebrates remained generally low (0-10/100m2) in 4 countries reflecting high subsistence and commercial fishing pressure. Butterflyfish, parrotfish, surgeonfish and damselfish were generally most dominant. High densities of parrotfish were reported from 4 countries; Socioeconomic monitoring is conducted in Fiji, Samoa and Solomon Islands. Greatest activity is by the Fiji Locally Marine Managed Area (FLMMA) network at 270 villages across all Fiji provinces. Most households harvest marine resources for subsistence and partially for sale, with few commercial fishers. In Samoa, more people eat canned fish than fresh fish, possibly because of decreased fish stocks in the last 10 years. In the Solomon Islands, some traditional managed systems have collapsed due to poor understanding of fisheries and resource management issues or poor national regulations. Mangrove destruction and greater fishing pressure are reducing family incomes;

Report of the 4th PIANGO Meeting on Planning, Implementation, Monitoring, Evaluation & Reporting (PIMER) Consultation 20-23 April, 2008, Suva Fiji

Pacific Islands Association of Non Governmental Organisations (PIANGO)

fiji

Evolution on Pacific islands: Darwin's legacy: Introduction. Evolution on Pacific islands: Darwin's legacy|The age and origin of the pacific islands: a geological overview|New Caledonia: a very old Darwinian island?|Evolution of New Zealand's terrestrial fauna: a review of molecular evidence|Biogeography of the fauna of French Polynesia: diversification within and between a series of hot spot archipelagos|Colonization and diversification of Galapagos terrestrial fauna: a phylogenetic and biogeographical synthesis|Molecular biogeography and diversification of the endemic terrestrial fauna of the Hawaiian islands|Diversification in a fluctuating island setting: rapid radiation of Ohomipterus ground beetles in the Japanese islands|Contrasting response to Pleistocene climate change by ground-living and arboreal Mandarina snails from the oceanic Hahajima archipelago|Cryptic diversity, molecular phylogeny and biogeography of the rock and leaf litter-dwelling land snails of Belau|Molecular and morphological analysis of the critically endangered Fijian iguanas reveals cryptic diversity and a complex biogeographic history|Diversification of New Zealand weta and their relationships in Australasia

Climate Change Resilience, Biodiversity Conservation

Ralwlinson, Claire

Report of the Eleventh (11th) Meeting of the Pacific Islands Roundtable for Nature Conservation (PIRT) : report. Suva, Fiji June 24th - 27th 2008

Biodiversity Conservation

Available Online

Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

This is the first Roundtable meeting since the 2007 8th Pacific Islands Conference on Nature Conservation, held in Alotau, Papua New Guinea. All previous working groups and activities of the Roundtable were disbanded and a new set of activities proposed to the Heads of Roundtable Organisations meeting for discussion. The Heads of Roundtable Organisations meeting consisted of people with decision making ability for their organizations or with designated decision making ability. The Roundtable meeting on the second two days was for other Roundtable organization participants and developed and confirmed charters for working groups and discussed other issues pertinent to conservation in the region.

Fiji : draft peoples charter for change, peace & progress & The state of the nation and economy report

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We, the People of Fiji: Awake, and We Arise To a New Dawn To a New Day, and a New Way In Our Lives, as One Nation, as One People

fiji

19th SPREP Meeting of Officials, 08-11 September 2008, Pohnpei, FSM : Additional Working papers|Review of support staff salary movements : agenda item 6.4|SPREP support staff remuneration review 2008: terms of reference|SPREP market survey of support staff salaries and terms & conditions in Samoa, July 2008|Annual Reference market data review (Professional staff) : agenda item 6.5|Council of Regional Organisations: annual comparison of reference markets 2008 update|Genetic resources in Pacific region: update on discussion paper from SPREP 2007: agenda item 8.4. paper presented by Australia|Regional Institutional Framework (RIF) Review: agenda item 10.3|Forum Communique: Regional Institutional framework review|Regional Institutional Framework: stage 2 task force, Nukualofa Tonga 2007|Regional Institutional framework- stage 2 RIF task force (June) meeting, PIFS, Suva Fiji 14 June 2007: Chairperson's report - meeting outcomes|The pathway towards quality of service from Pacific Regionalism, September 2007 RIF 2 project team : annex 1|38th Pacific Islands forum, Fiji 24-25 October 2006: Forum communique: Regional Institutional framework review|Reforming the Pacific Regional Institutional Framework, August 2006|39th Pacific Islands Forum, Alofi, Niue 19-20 August 2008: Forum communique: Regional Institional Framework Review

Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme

19th SPREP Meeting of Officials, 08-11 September 2008, Pohnpei, FSM : Additional Working papers|Review of support staff salary movements : agenda item 6.4|SPREP support staff remuneration review 2008: terms of reference|SPREP market survey of support staff salaries and terms & conditions in Samoa, July 2008|Annual Reference market data review (Professional staff) : agenda item 6.5|Council of Regional Organisations: annual comparison of reference markets 2008 update|Genetic resources in Pacific region: update on discussion paper from SPREP 2007: agenda item 8.4. paper presented by Australia|Regional Institutional Framework (RIF) Review: agenda item 10.3|Forum Communique: Regional Institutional framework review|Regional Institutional Framework: stage 2 task force, Nukualofa Tonga 2007|Regional Institutional framework- stage 2 RIF task force (June) meeting, PIFS, Suva Fiji 14 June 2007: Chairperson's report - meeting outcomes|The pathway towards quality of service from Pacific Regionalism, September 2007 RIF 2 project team : annex 1|38th Pacific Islands forum, Fiji 24-25 October 2006: Forum communique: Regional Institutional framework review|Reforming the Pacific Regional Institutional Framework, August 2006|39th Pacific Islands Forum, Alofi, Niue 19-20 August 2008: Forum

South Pacific regional workshop on economics and Marine Protected areas, Suva Fiji, 26-30 May 2008 : workshop proceedings

Biodiversity Conservation

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Mercier Jean Roger

Pascal Nicolas

Some presentations refer to the term Marine Managed Area (MMA) instead of Marine Protected Area (MPA) in order to cover more management options. The workshop proposed and adopted a rough typology of MM As that will be useful to communicate with the key decision makers (land use planners, coastal zone planners and managers, regional planners, protected area planners and managers, community leaders, sectorial planners in fisheries and environment...)

Forum Regional Security Committee Meeting, Forum Secretariat, Suva Fiji, 5 June 2008

oceania
fiji

Technical workshop in Mainstreaming Environmental & other priority thematic issues in the Pacific Region, Tanoa International Hotel, Nadi, Fiji, 7-8 February, 2008

Biodiversity Conservation

Second (2nd) meeting of Pacific Heads of Agricultural and Forestry Services (HOAFS) : 18-22 September 2006 : Nadi, Fiji

Biodiversity Conservation

Secretariat of the Pacific Community

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