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Review of invasive alien species management in the Aleipata Islands, Samoa, GEF-PAS Invasive Alien Species project/Samoa

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Serra. G

Tipamaa. F.T.

The Aleipata islands are considered to be of great regional conservation significance because they are uninhabited (with the exception of Namua), relatively pristine as forest ecosystems, hosting many species threatened throughout the greater Samoa, and still not invaded by most invasive alien species (IAS) present within Upolu main island. Due to this reason they were included in the list of the 7 key biodiversity areas of Samoa (Conservation International et al. 2010).

Recommendations for future management of little fire ant in the Republic of Vanuatu

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Bule. Sylverio

Fatal. Lilly

Vanderwoude. Casper

This report contributes to the GEF PAS project "Prevention, eradication and control of invasive alien species in the Pacific islands". It is funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF), implemented by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and executed by Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) in partnership with the Department of Environment Protection & Conservation, Vanuatu.

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