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Seagrass_data_Solomon Islands_2018
Ezekiel Meinogra
Leghunau
Environment and Conservation Division-Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology
Conservation Officer
P.O Box 21
Honiara
Guadalcanal
SB
+677 26036
ELeghunau@mecdm.gov.sb
Trevor
Maeda
Environment and Conservation Division- Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology
Principal Conservation Officer
P.O Box 21
Honiara
Guadalcanal
SB
+677 26036
trevor.maeda@gmail.com
Ezekiel Meinogra
Leghunau
Environment and Conservation Division-Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology
Conservation Officer
P.O Box 21
Honiara
Guadalcanal
SB
+677 26036
ELeghunau@mecdm.gov.sb
Ezekiel Meinogra
Leghunau
Environment and Conservation Division-Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology
Conservation Officer
P.O Box 21
Honiara
Guadalcanal
SB
+677 26036
ELeghunau@mecdm.gov.sb
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Trevor
Maeda
Environment and Conservation Division- Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology
Principal Conservation Officer
P.O Box 21
Honiara
Guadalcanal
SB
+677 26036
trevor.maeda@gmail.com
Ainsof
So'o
SPREP
Systems Developer/Analyst
Apia
WS
+685 21929 Ext 331
ainsofs@sprep.org
2018-10-30
eng
The seagrass data monitoring and mapping is conducted at various sites in Solomon Islands under the CMS/GEF Dugong/Seagrass project. It provides a much –valued opportunity to promote community-based conservation of dugong and seagrass in the Solomon Islands. The main focus area of the project for Solomon Islands is to; raise national awareness of the importance of dugong in Solomon Islands culture and of seagrass as a mitigation against climate change impacts, promoting the role of Locally Managed Marine Areas in the conservation of seagrass and dugong, mapping of seagrass meadows and managing these activities through a National Coordinating Committee
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The Seagerass monitoring exercise is conducted at various sites in Solomon Islands. Namely, Tetepare Island in western province, Kmaga in Isable province and Marau in Guadalcanal proivnce.
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Cymodocea rotundata
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Thalassia hemprichii
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Halophila Ovalis
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Syringodium Isoetifolium
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Zostera Capricorni
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Thalassoden Ciliatum
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Halodule uninervis
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Enhalus acoroides
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Cymodocea serulata
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Ezekiel Meinogra
Leghunau
Environment and Conservation Division-Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology
Conservation Officer
P.O Box 21
Honiara
Guadalcanal
SB
+677 26036
ELeghunau@mecdm.gov.sb
Agnetha Vave
Karamui
Environment and Conservation Division- Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology
Chief Conservation Officer
P.O Box 21
Honiara
Guadalcanal
SB
+677 26036
agnetha.vavekaramui@gmail.com
Trevor
Maeda
Environment and Conservation Division- Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology
Principal Conservation Officer
P.O Box 21
Honiara
Guadalcanal
SB
+677 26036
trevor.maeda@gmail.com
Seagrass watch protocols.
The study area or the sampling area for the monitoring data covers various sites in Solomon Islands including, Tetepare island (Western Province), Kmaga (Isable Province) and in Marau (Guadalcanal Province)
The method of collecting is basically using transect, using checklist (seagrass watch) for identification and general observation.
Using seagrass watch protocols.
Solomon Islands Seagrass Monitoring Data under the CMS/GEF Dugong/Seagrass project
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The tropical Indo-pacific is recognized as the world's most diverse marine environment, but its size and remoteness present challenges for documentation and studying biodiversity. This project will build on the protocols, tools and growing network of collaborators established by the Diversity of the Indo-Pacific Network and VertNet to mobilize biodiversity data and identify conservation priorities in Fiji, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands and New Caledonia.
The dataset was prepared and published with the funding from the European Union via the Global Biodiversity information Facility
2018-10-25T10:23:24.021+00:00
dataset
Leghunau E M, Maeda T (2018): Seagrass_data_Solomon Islands_2018. v1.1. Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management & Meteorology. Dataset/Occurrence. https://ipt.sprep.org/resource?r=seagrass_data_2018&v=1.1
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