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The State of the World's Sea Turtles (SWOT) report Vol.1: Burning issues in conservation... leatherback sea turtles of the world
Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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State of the World's Sea Turtles

Volume I on the State of the Worlds Marine Turtles
Establishment of a coral reef monitoring program in Kuria, Abemama and Tarawa, Gilbert group, Republic of Kiribati, May 7th - 23rd, 2004
Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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Vieux Caroline

2004
ESTABLIHMENT OF A CORAL REEF MONITORING PROGRAM IN KURIA, ABEMAMA AND TARAWA, GILBERT GROUP, REPUBLIC OF KIRIBATI, MAY 7TH- 23RD 2004
Community risk management for Pacific islands
Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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Kaloumaira Atu

Marine coastal ecosystems and human well-being: a synthesis report based on the findings of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment
Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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Brown Claire ... et al.

2006
Coastal and marine ecosystems are amongst the most productive ecosystems in the world and provide many services to human society; however, many of these ecosystems have become degraded. Food provisioning in the form of fisheries catch is one of the most important services derived from coastal and marine ecosystems. With more than a billion people relying on fish as their main or sole source of animal protein, fisheries in developing countries are a particularly important source of protein. Fisheries and fish products provide direct employment to 38 million people, with a further 162 million people indirectly involved in the fisheries industry (FAO 2004). The state of industrial fisheries is of concern as many people depend on their existence for food and employment, with many fisheries being overexploited. Aquaculture is the fastest growing food producing sector, accounting for 30% of total fish consumption.
Pacific Ocean Synthesis: scientific literature review of coastal and ocean threats, impacts and solutions
Climate Change Resilience, Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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Caldwell, Margaret ... [et al.]

2009
The objective of this Pacific Ocean synthesis is to comprehensively and systematically survey the published scientific literature, government publications and other peer-reviewed reports to identify Pacific Ocean and regional threats as well as the environmental and socioeconomic impacts of those threats. In addition, the report highlights select regional and Pacific Ocean solutions presented by the literature. This report summarizes and distills the scientific literature and highlights common trends in and around the Pacific Ocean regarding threats, impacts and solutions through the review of more than 3400 scientific articles and reports. It also reveals gaps in knowledge and areas where more natural and social science research is needed that could inform coastal and ocean policy and management. For this analysis, the Pacific Ocean was organized into seven regions representing 50 countries or territories. Results from this synthesis were vetted and verified by over 30 natural, physical, and social scientists from around the Pacific who convened in Honolulu, Hawaii in August 2008 (Appendix A). The meeting, which used the synthesis as the foundation for discussion, resulted in the creation of the document, “Ecosystems and People of the Pacific Ocean—Threats and Opportunities for Action: A Consensus Statement.” This statement, which has been signed by more than 375 scientists, identifies and prioritizes key threats to the health and productivity of the Pacific Ocean, many accelerated by global climate change, for which broad consensus exists in the scientific community. It also highlights the environmental and socioeconomic impacts of these threats and outlines a “road map” that identifies available solutions for these threats.
CREST: Coral reef education for students and teahers: Manual
Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Romero Prof. Filemon ... [et al.]

American Samoa Ocean Resource Management Plan
Island and Ocean Ecosystems
2003
Navigating the Western Pacific Council Process : a guide to the Western Pacfiic Reional Fishery Management Council
Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council

2009
CRISP contribution to the scientific knowledge progress on coral reefs : scientific report
Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Salvat, Bernard

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Wilkinson, Clive

2008
Food security and sustainable livelihood programme in the Pacific Island Countries: an update
Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

2008

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