The Pacific Island nation of Niue and SPREPs Pacific Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS) co-hosted a special panel event at COP28 together with key partners such as the Green Climate Fund.
Restoring Island Resilience | Program Overview
We are supporting efforts by the Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS) to scale up the management of invasive species as a key approach for increasing climate resilience in Pacific Island nations.
The following video products were developed in support of panel events that were held at COP27 (November 2022) and the CBD COP15 (December 2022).
Rats or Reefs | Social Media Animation
This short animation shows how the removal of rats can help to increase the health and productivity of coral reef systems.
Statement from Hon. James Shaw
The New Zealand Minister for Climate Change recorded this short video statement in support of efforts by PRISMSS to scale up the management of invasive species as a key climate adaptation tool for the Pacific Islands region.
BBC World News | PRISMSS Story
SPREP's Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS) recently featured on BBC World because of its work to scale up efforts to manage invasive species as a key approach for increasing climate resilience.
Samoan comedy superstar Tofiga Fepulea'i helped launch the new Restoring Island Resilience programme with some hilarious bite-sized videos!
We supported the launch of the PRISMSS Restoring Island Resilience program in Apia, Samoa in September 2023.
We are supporting efforts by the Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS) to scale up the management of invasive species as a key approach for increasing climate resilience in Pacific Island nations.
This short animation shows how the removal of rats can help to increase the health and productivity of coral reef systems.
The New Zealand Minister for Climate Change recorded this short video statement in support of efforts by PRISMSS to scale up the management of invasive species as a key climate adaptation tool for the Pacific Islands region.
SPREP's Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS) recently featured on BBC World because of its work to scale up efforts to manage invasive species as a key approach for increasing climate resilience.
We have supported a range of media coverage to highlight the value of investing in the management of invasive species as a key action for increasing the resilience of ecosystems and communities in the Pacific Islands .
