How improving the quality of climate data is about protecting people, livelihoods, and the future
The Pacific Community (SPC) holds climate-related GIS capacity-building for PNG representatives
32 representatives from Papua New Guinea graduated today from a week-long course on geospatial analysis of seagrass and mangrove ecosystems.
Shaping the way forward through seagrass mapping
Seagrass from Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea] Source: Dr Patrick Pikacha/Alluvium
Exsley Taloiburi’s welcome address at the Pacific Hydrological Services Forum
Speech by the Fiji Permanent Secretary for Lands & Mineral Resources, Paula Cirikiyasawa, at the Pacific Hydrological Services Forum
The Reader's Guide to the Pacific Organic Standard (POS): a tool to facilitate the expansion of organic farming in Pacific countries and territories
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Organic composting in Tonga: A step by step guide
CBD COP16 a critical step to manage and preserve our rich island and marine biodiversity
This story was originally published on SPREP website.