A blog maintained by Tevita Kete, PGR Officer Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC), Suva, Fiji Islands
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This weblog documents the activities of Pacific Agricultural Genetic Resources Network (PAPGREN), along with other information on plant genetic resources (PGR) in the Pacific. The myriad varieties found within cultivated plants are fundamental to the present and future productivity of agriculture. PAPGREN, which is coordinated by the Land Resources Division of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC), helps Pacific countries and territories to conserve their crop genetic diversity sustainably, with technical assistance from the Bioversity International (BI) and support from NZAID and ACIAR. SPC also hosts the Centre of Pacific Crops and Trees (CEPaCT). The CEPaCT maintains regional in vitro collections of crops important to the Pacific and carries out research on tissue culture technology. The CEPaCT Adviser is Dr Mary Taylor (MaryT@spc.int), the CEPaCT Curator is Ms Valerie Tuia (ValerieT@spc.int).
PAPGREN coordination and support
PAPGREN partners Mr William Wigmore Mr Adelino S. Lorens Dr Lois Englberger Mr Apisai Ucuboi Dr Maurice Wong Mr Tianeti Beenna Ioane Mr Frederick Muller Mr Herman Francisco Ms Rosa Kambuou Ms Laisene Samuelu Mr Jimi Saelea Mr Tony Jansen Mr Finao Pole Mr Frazer Bule Lehi Other CROP agencies Pacific biodiversity Other Pacific organizations Pacific news Interested in GIS?
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Tuesday, April 24, 2007 Posted 6:12 PM by Tevita
Conference: 9th BIOECON Conference on Economics and Institutions for Biodiversity Conservation, 20-21 September 2007, Kings College Cambridge, UKAuthors: From : BIOECONProduced by: BIOECON (2007) The Ninth BIOECON Conference on Economics and Institutions for Biodiversity Conservation will take place 20-21 September 2007, Kings College Cambridge, UK. The conference will be of interest to both researchers and policy makers interested in or working in the management and conservation of biodiversity. The conference will have sessions examining institutional frameworks, the use of social capital and the management of knowledge for biodiversity conservation, as well as the economic analysis of policies for managing biodiversity in a context of high uncertainty. Papers are specifically invited on the themes of:
See link to full text for more details or contact: Mare Sarr: m.sarr@ucl.ac.uk. Deadline for submissions: 30 April 2007. Available online at: http://www.eldis.org/cf/rdr/rdr.cfm?doc=DOC23661 |
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information, advice and pest identification for the Pacific and beyond.
Contact: Grahame Jackson.
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mapping of point data over satellite images of the Pacific provided by Google Maps.
DIVA-GIS: For free, easy-to-use
software for the spatial analysis of biodiversity data.
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