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ACTION TRACKS

Traditional canoes New Caledonia

OUR OCEAN

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Rock Islands Palau Stuart Chape

OUR ISLAND

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Sāmoan dancers waiting for arrival of Hokuleʻa

OUR CONNECTION WITH NATURE

We want to explore priorities and challenges facing ‘Our Ocean’ with the following Action Tracks:

  • Effective marine protected areas

  • Marine ecological integrity

  • Reducing threats to threatened and migratory marine species

  • Ending unsustainable fishing

  • Preventing plastics pollution

  • Deep-sea and seabed mining

We want to explore priorities and challenges facing ‘Our Island’ with the following Action Tracks:

  • Effective terrestrial protected areas

  • Terrestrial Ecological Integrity 

  • Reducing threats to threatened and migratory terrestrial species

  • Nature-based solutions to sustain socio-ecological systems

  • Battling invasive species

  • Preventing terrestrial, freshwater and marine pollution (non-plastic)

We want to explore priorities and challenges facing ‘Our Connection with Nature’ with the following Action Tracks:

  • Our people at the centre of conservation action

  • Behaviour change for nature conservation, the role of education, communication and arts in our society

  • Ecosystem-based approaches to climate change, pandemic and disaster response

  • Sustainable and resilient ocean economies

  • Sustainable and resilient island economies

  • Environmentally and culturally sensitive tourism

Transversely we want to look at the following Action Tracks:

  • Science and traditional knowledge for target-setting, monitoring and informed decision-making

  • Governance that works for nature conservation

  • Sustainable financing for nature conservation

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