RESCCUE activity in French Polynesia: the protection of marine birds in the Gambier islands
#RESCCUE Project in a nutshell (3/13)
Our last stopover in French Polynesia is taking us to discover the seabirds of the Gambier.
RESCCUE activity in New Caledonia: Protected Areas Network
RESCCUE Project in a Nutshell
In order to preserve the biodiversity of the Great South, RESCCUE helped developing the network of protected areas.
RESCCUE activity in Fiji: the Vatu-i-Ra marine park
RESCCUE Project in a nutshell
In the Ra Province, Fiji, the RESCCUE project supported the setting up, the management and funding of the biggest marine park of the country.
RESCCUE activity in New Caledonia: RAMSAR
RESCCUE Project in a Nutshell
In the Caledonian Great South, RESCCUE supported the establishment of an integrated management plan for the RAMSAR area.
RESCCUE activity in Fiji: mangroves restauration
RESCCUE Project in a nutshell
In Fiji, RESCCUE help restore some degraded ecosystems, which are crucial to build resilience to climate change, like mangroves.
RESCCUE activity in New Caledonia: Hydro Monitoring
RESCCUE Project in a Nutshell
Touho, in the Nothern Province of New Caledonia, closes this trip in the heart of RESCCUE’s pilot sites. Here, fire and invasive species threaten water resources. The project supported actions such as hunting and…
Conference - The RESCCUE Project: Lessons learned
RESCCUE activity in French Polynesia: towards sustainable pearl farming
RESCCUE Project in a nutshell (2/13)
We stay in French Polynesia where a sustainable pearlfarming in the Gambier is essential for the lagoon as well as the local economy.
RESCCUE activity in New Caledonia: Fire
RESCCUE Project in a Nutshell
Now heading to New Caledonia, more precisely in the Great South where fire is one of the main threats to biodiversity and to people.
RESCCUE activity in French Polynesia: ecological anchorage
RESCCUE Project in a nutshell
For the first video of a series, we are embarking for French Polynesia, where ecological anchorages have been set up.