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Action Strategy for Nature Conservation in the Pacific islands: empowering local people, communities

The Action Strategy for Nature Conservation and Protected Areas in the Pacific 2008-2012 (the Strategy)charts a course for conservation practice in the Pacific. The purpose of the document is to provide focus and strategy for concerted conservation action. It encourages coordination and cooperation around Pacific priorities that address a spectrum of issues from grassroots through national and to regional levels. It provides context for individual action to be framed in terms of contribution to a holistic Strategy. The document, and the wealth of experience that informed its development, represents knowledge of best Pacific practice in the field of nature conservation.

The underlying theme of the Strategy - ‘Empowering people, communities and institutions’ - runs extensively throughout the document. It includes specific recommendations on how conservation can best serve communities in the Pacific, drawn from 400+ contributors at the 8th Pacific Island Conference on Nature Conservation and Protected Areas, Alotau, Papua New Guinea, 22-26 October 2007.

published :Friday, February 12, 2010

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