Environmental conservation work in the South Pacific
Latest news and publications
26 Mar 2008
Conservationists in Melanesia mourn death of colleague
Conservationists in the Melanesia area are mourning the death of Belgian-born botanist Henri Blaffart, swept away in by a flooded river in northern New Caledonia on March 21.
“Henri Blaffart was an exceptional man, and an remarkably effective wildlife and wildlands conservation professional,” said WWF New Caledonia Country Programme Director Ahab Downer, who survived the river crossing. » Read more
26 Nov 2007
Time to make the Pacific voice heard!
This document is a 4-page summary of the Small Islands States chapter in the the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Working Group's II report on Impacts, Vulnerability and Adaptation. » Read more
Time to make the Pacific voice heard!
This document is a 4-page summary of the Small Islands States chapter in the the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Working Group's II report on Impacts, Vulnerability and Adaptation. » Read more
07 Nov 2007
Combating climate change impacts in Asia-Pacific
Climate change is now recognised as one of the biggest threats to human development. Impacts are seen through changes to the diverse natural environments around the world, exacerbating droughts, floods, sea level rise, glacial melt and storms. They will be increasingly felt across all societies and economies. » Read more
New or updated projects
Modified: May 2008 - Started: Jan 2008Training Tuvalu Community Practitioners on Climate Change Vulnerability Assessments and Adaptation
Through a training workshop, the project will inform and empower civil society organisations (CSOs) in Tuvalu to better understand how climate change ... » Read moreCommunity-Based Natural Resource Management and Enhancement in Ono-i-Lau
The project is primarily targeted at community-based natural resource management (CBNRM) by sustaining community development and livelihoods, and main... » Read moreClimate Change Volunteer
The volunteer experience will expose a participant to the conservation experience in the Fiji. » Read moreContact
Offices
WWF Papua New Guinea,
Boroko Main
ADF Haus,
3rd Flr,
Unit 2,
Section 6,
Allotment 14 Musgrave St.,
Port Moresby
Papua New Guinea
T: +675 32 00 680
F: +675 32 00 519
Boroko Main
ADF Haus,
3rd Flr,
Unit 2,
Section 6,
Allotment 14 Musgrave St.,
Port Moresby
Papua New Guinea
T: +675 32 00 680
F: +675 32 00 519
WWF Papua New Guinea,
Kikori River Programme Office
Papua New Guinea
T: +6752786638
F: +6752786203
Kikori River Programme Office
Papua New Guinea
T: +6752786638
F: +6752786203
WWF Papua New Guinea,
Madang
Papua New Guinea
T: +675 852 1763
F: +675 852 2291
Madang
Papua New Guinea
T: +675 852 1763
F: +675 852 2291
WWF Papua New Guinea,
Transfly Project Office
Papua New Guinea
Transfly Project Office
Papua New Guinea
WWF Solomon Islands Country Office,
Gizo
Gizo Office PO Box 97 Gizo Western Province Solomon Islands
Solomon Islands
T: +67760191
F: +67760294
Gizo
Gizo Office PO Box 97 Gizo Western Province Solomon Islands
Solomon Islands
T: +67760191
F: +67760294
WWF South Pacific Programme Office
4,
Ma'afu Street,
Suva PMB,
GPO Suva Fiji
Fiji
T: +679 331 55 33
F: +679 331 54 10
4,
Ma'afu Street,
Suva PMB,
GPO Suva Fiji
Fiji
T: +679 331 55 33
F: +679 331 54 10
