Featured Publications

Regional Climate Watch - May 2026 Week 4 Issue 1
Empowering Pacific Narratives-GEDSI and Traditional Knowledge in Invasive Species Communications Capacity Buidling Symposium - Holiday Inn, Suva, Fiji 16-20 March 2026
SPREP presents...Mana and the mountain!
SPREP Presents....Mareva and the Sea
Regional Climate Watch - May 2026 Week 4 Issue 1
Empowering Pacific Narratives-GEDSI and Traditional Knowledge in Invasive Species Communications Capacity Buidling Symposium - Holiday Inn, Suva, Fiji 16-20 March 2026
SPREP presents...Mana and the mountain!
SPREP Presents....Mareva and the Sea
Fiji-Solid Waste Management
Fiji - Solid Waste Management Pollution in Ecosystem Environment Protection
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International Women's Day 2026 - Women of Micronesia
Fiji Solid Waste Management
Fiji Solid Waste Management
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Annotated inventory of invasive social wasps (Hymenoptera, Vespidae) in the South Pacific, excluding Australia and Papua New Guinea
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Regional Climate Watch - To: NMHS in the Western Pacific Islands Region, Issue 3
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CLOSING THE GAP Creating ecologically representative protected area systems: A guide to conducting gap assessments of protected area systems for the Convention on Biological Diversity
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Kenaru's coral reefs becomes healthy again, Report from Green Peace on the potential impact of Ozone layer depletion on livestock and pets, and environmental concerns at the Asian and Pacific regional non government forum.
Cover of the report with the WWF panda logo in the top left hand corner and images of a forest river, glaciers, flowers and a close up photo of a leaf placed in a grid with the title of the report in black text reading "Buying Time: A User's Manual for Building Resistance and Resilience to Climate Change in Natural Systems"
Buying Time: A User's Manual for Building Resistance and Resilience to Climate Change in Natural Systems
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Monitoring Seabird specifically albatross seabird (largest seabird int he world). Scientists utilising satellites to track flight patterns of the albatross seabirds