10th Pacific Islands Nature Conference 2020: Resilient Reefs & Communities: How Investing in the Pacific can Build Climate-Ready & Sustainable Future for People & Nature

This session will explore the power and necessity of Public sector partnerships in mobilizing much need resources to urgently address the global coral reef crisis that is threatening the lives of millions of people, especially vulnerable communities such as those found in the Pacific.

Working with Nature for Community Climate Adaptation: a guide for facilitating community discussions on nature-based solutions in Pacific Islands

This guide is a resource to help Pacific communities start conversations on Nature-based Solutions, drawing on traditional knowledge and relationships with nature to strengthen resilience to climate changeCall Number: [EL]ISBN/ISSN: 978-982-04-1417-4,978-982-04-1418-1Physical Description: 146 p. ; 29 cm.

Tokelau speaks: a climate message from the islands to the Barbados Conference

Film about Tokelau's message for the Barbados Conference. A SPREP funded project produced and directed by Rudy Bartley and production by the Electronic Media Unit, USP Alafua Campus. It serves as Tokelau's formal communication or address to the Barbados Conference which is presumably focused on environmental or climate-related issues.Call Number: [EL]Physical Description: 13:33 mins

Aspects of Papua New Guinea's forestry guidelines. A course in computing for South Pacific weather offices

PNG government has released its new forestry guidelines, with and intention to reform the forestry industry operating in the country. This process began with the bar netting quarry in the late 80s portrayed part of the industry as out of control. In 1991 a new forestry act began changing the way timber were being harvested. The computing courses allow weather offices to analyse and advice on the weather of their own countries. Call Number: [EL]Physical Description: 23:34