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Directory of Wetlands of Vanuatu

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2014 Report updating the 1993 Report

Sirebe Rainforest Conservation Area, Choiseul Province, Solomon Islands. credit - NRDF
Kwaibala, Bina river catchment areas set for PES developments
November 19, 2021

Winrock International Solomon Islands’ Community Engagement Team have reached out to Bina and Kwaibala communities and surrounding areas in preparation for the roll-out of river catchment management and forest protection activities.

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Researcher Andrew Paris with community rep Tomasi Bula through obtaining a fin clip for DNA analysis to explain how to identify the presence/absence of claspers which determine sex for a blacktip shark. Photo: WWF-Pacific / Opeti Vateitei.
Dreketi River & Estuary Shark And Ray Report Launched
June 11, 2021

WWF, the Ministry of Environment and other stakeholders will today launch its Dreketi River and Estuary Shark and Ray Survey report.

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Rivers are key to restoring the world’s biodiversity. Credit - Eli Reichman
Rivers are key to restoring the world’s biodiversity
May 27, 2021

At the upcoming CBD, countries are expected to reach an agreement to protect 30 percent of the world’s oceans and land by 2030. But which land is protected, as part of this agreement, matters immensely.

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plastic pollution in the ocean. Credit - Nicki Holmyard
Plastic gets to the oceans through over 1,000 rivers
May 6, 2021

The problem with plastic waste just got more complicated—and so did the effort to stanch its flow into the world’s oceans. Rivers are the primary conduits for plastic waste to the seas.

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Pencil pines in Tasmania. Researchers say 19 of the 20 ecosystems they examined are experiencing potentially irreversible changes, including species loss. Photograph: Auscape/UIG via Getty Images
Australian scientists warn urgent action needed to save 19 'collapsing' ecosystems
February 26, 2021

Leading scientists working across Australia and Antarctica have described 19 ecosystems that are collapsing due to the impact of humans and warned urgent action is required to prevent their complete loss.

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Half of all rivers in the world heavily impacted by humans. Credit: Sebastien Brosse
Decade-long study shows half of all rivers in the world heavily impacted by humans
February 25, 2021

A team of researchers from several institutions in France and China has conducted a decade-long study of the degree of human impact on river systems around the world over the past two centuries.

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mangroves, Malaita province, Solomon islands. Credit - www.solomonstarnews.com
Mangroves threatened by plastic pollution from rivers, new study finds
January 28, 2021

Mangrove ecosystems are at particular risk of being polluted by plastic carried from rivers to the sea.

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Pwak’nyaw (also known as S’gaw Karen) people living at this site in Myanmar, located on a tributary of the Salween River, use their Indigenous knowledge to obtain food. Credit - Paul Sein Twa/KESAN
River conservation by an Indigenous community
December 16, 2020

Both biodiversity and the people in river-associated communities are under severe stress the world over. Across the globe, 30% of freshwater fish are classified as being at risk...Populations of river fish are threatened by pressures on land and water resources.

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Marlborough's largest braided river, the Wairau River, in 2016. credit - https://www.stuff.co.nz/
Wairau River Regional Park Plan Gets Green Light
November 20, 2020

A “visionary” new regional park along the banks of the lower Wairau River will be the first of its kind in Marlborough...Committee chair Nadine Taylor said the project was visionary and would safeguard and strengthen the natural values of Marlborough’s iconic Wairau River.

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