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Full Battler Lounge Session | Invasive Species Or Community Resilience

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Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS)

This full session focuses on why gender and social inclusion is crucial for managing invasive species in the Pacific.

Out and About | Women & Men working in Environmental Conservation in the Pacific

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Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS)

The video focuses on men and women sharing their experiences and perceptions on why GESI is important in their program of works.

Creature Feature | Why Gender & Social Inclusion is crucial for managing Invasive Species

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Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS)

PRISMSS Researcher William Young talks about the importance of understanding the human relationship with invasive species management, and how gender equality and social inclusion is crucial in achieving invasive species management in the Pacific.

Current Affairs | Cook Islands removes rats from Palmerston Island to increase Island resilience

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Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS)

During the fifth Battler Lounge Event, Director of Te Ipukaraea Society Alana Smith talks about the rat eradication program in Cook Islands, with support of NZMFAT's John Clemo, ensuring Gender Equality and Social Inclusion should be at the forefront

Managing Invasive Species to Create a Great Green Line of Defence for the Pacific

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Menzies, Steve

Managing Invasive Species to Create a Great Green Line of Defense for the Pacific. Controlling invasive species is one of the most effective tool for restoring island resilience.

Crazy ants’ strange genomes are a biological first

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Darras, H.

Gruber, M. A. M.

Yellow crazy ants get their name from the helter-skelter movements they make after a disturbance. But there’s another reason to call these invasive ants crazy: males of the species are a mixture of two warring cell lineages, researchers report in a

PRISMSS Triannual Newsletter - April 2023

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Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS)

The PRISMSS team and partners have had a very busy start to 2023, with borders now open and allowing the delivery of in-country operational and technical support in the region. A one-week meeting was held at the PRISMSS headquarters at SPREP, Apia, w

Guidance on preventing the movement of invasive species between islands in Pacific countries and territories

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The Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai (DOC)

The need for this guidance document was identified through consultation with National Invasive Species Coordinators (NISC), Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS) partners, and other Pacific invasive species management

PRISMSS Triannual Newsletter December 2022

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Invasive species are the leading driver of biodiversity loss in the Pacific. They have a significant impact on ecosystem resilience leading to a loss of ecosystem services and a reduced ability to adapt to climate change.

CBD COP15 (Dec. 7): Managing invasive species for a resilient Pacific panel event

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Global Environment Facility

Restoring island resilience: managing invasive species for a resilient Pacific Wednesday, December 7, 16:00 - 17:00 ET Addressing invasive species can increase the climate resilience of Pacific Island ecosystems and communities. The GEF supported

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