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Planning to battle invasive species in Wallis and Futuna

Black rats, Norway rats, Polynesian rats, little fire ants, giant African snails, Rosy-wolf snail, mile-a-minute vine, feral dogs, feral cats, giant sensitive weeds, rain trees - the list of species i... More detail

Seagrass - keeping Pacific marine life alive

The value of seagrass may come as a surprise to some - but this ocean plant is three times more valuable than coral reefs when it comes to ecosystem services and it can store carbon 35 times faster th... More detail

Remote communities come together to review 2 years of workin...

World Wetlands Day 2 February 2015 - 'Wetlands for our Futur...

Latest turtle rescue in Samoa prompts call for reporting of ...

Bringing lost forests back to life

The Pirini water catchment is important to Sasamuga village and many communities in South Choiseul in the Solomon Islands. It is the primary source of water for Sasamuga hospital and several nearby vi... More detail

SPREP Side Event highlights collaboration and coordination f...

Report highlights that more needs to be done for conservatio...

Our Pacific, Our Future: Pacific Island Leaders discuss what...

SPREP and CITES to strengthen measures to control trade in e...