Closing Remarks by the SPREP Deputy Director General, Easter Chu Shing, at the 11th Pacific Conference for Nature Conservation, 7-11 September, 2026, Nouméa, New Caledonia

As we bring the 11th Pacific Islands Conference on Nature Conservation and Protected Areas to close, we do so with deep gratitude, renewed purpose and a shared responsibility to carry the work forward. For four days, we have gathered here at the Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Centre as one Pacific Community.Call Number: [EL]Physical Description: 4 p.

Opening Remarks by SPREP Director General, Mr Sefanaia Nawadra at the 11th Pacific Conference for Nature conservation, 7-11 September, 2026, Nouméa, New Caledonia

The 11th Nature Conservation conference, hosted by Government of New Caledonia at the Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Centre has brought us with a shared purpose: to reflect and celebrate the growing community of practice from the islands in advancing our commitment to maintain and preserve our natural environment at a time when our region is increasingly threaten. The Conference will bring a unified Pacific Voice that will guide Pacific-led action for nature, people and future generations. Call Number: [EL]Physical Description: 2 p.

Déclaration de Môo Mâ Awé : Engagements du Pacifique en faveur de la conservation de la nature et des aires protégées, 2026-2030

Nous, représentants des gouvernements de pays et territoires insulaires du Pacifique, de nos partenaires de développement, et des dirigeants d’organisations de membres de la Table ronde du Pacifique pour la conservation de la nature (PIRT), réunis pour la session haut-niveau de la 11e Conférence des îles du Pacifique sur la conservation de la nature et les aires protégées, déclarons que les crises planétaires liées à la biodiversité, au changement climatique et à la pollution continuent de constituer des menaces existentielles pour la zone Pacifique et pour le monde entier.

11thPacific Islands Conference on Nature Conservation and Protected Areas : Your conference snapshot for Friday, 11 September 2026

As Pacific leaders, practitioners and community
champions gather for the 11th Pacific Islands
Conference for Nature Conservation and Protected
Areas in Nouméa, stories from Vanuatu highlight how
community-led action is delivering meaningful
conservation outcomes. Across the country,
communities, conservation rangers, government
agencies and regional partners are working together to
tackle one of the Pacific's most significant
environmental threats: invasive speciesCall Number: [EL]Physical Description: 3 p.

State of Environment and Conservation in the Pacific Islands:2025 Regional report (Brochure)

The Pacific's most comprehensive regional environment assessment. Thirty two endorsed indicators, twenty-one countries and territories, one shared evidence base tracking where the Pacific environment and its management is improving or declining and showing leaders and partners where action and investment are needed most.

Call Number: [EL]Physical Description: 6 p.

État de L'environnement et de la Conservation dans les Îles du Pacifique: Rapport Régional 2025 (la brochure)

L'évaluation environnementale régionale la plus complète du
Pacifique. Trente-deux indicateurs approuvés, vingt-et-un
pays et territoires, une base de données partagée permettant
de suivre les domaines dans lesquels l'environnement du
Pacifique et sa gestion s'améliorent ou se détériorent, et
indiquant aux dirigeants et aux partenaires les domaines
dans lesquels des mesures et des investissements sont
particulièrement nécessaires.Call Number: [EL]Physical Description: 6 p.

Niue Restoring the Rock Documentary

“Restoring the Rock” is a 30-minute documentary that captures how the people of Niue are strengthening their climate resilience by partnering with the Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS) to scale up efforts against invasive species. First premiered on a global scale at the COP30 in Belém, Brazil, within the SPREP Moana Blue Pacific Pavilion, this inspiring film highlights Niue’s community-driven approach to protecting ecosystems and restoring coral reefs.

Rodent Control Manual : A Practical Guide for Rodent Control for Communities and Technicians Working in Samoa

The purpose o the manual is provide practical guidance to technicians attempting to plan and control rodents (rats and mice) using poison baiting for biodiversity conservation purposes under Samoan forest conditions. The methodology outlined in this manual is the result of efforts to assess the effectiveness of using rodent bait at the Malololelei Recreation reserve since 2017.Call Number: [EL]Physical Description: 25 p.