Australasia

Monitoring the reproductive success of endangered Fijian ground frog on Viwa Islands

This project aims to carryout detailed monitoring of the annual variation in the reproductive status of endangered Fijian ground frog Platymantis vitianus, within selected cane toad Bufo marinus accessible and cane toad inaccessible “out-of bound” natural habitats, on Viwa Island-Fiji.

Status and vulnerability of coral reef groupers to artisanal fishing pressure in the Solomon Islands

This project aims to assess the demographic status of three coral reef grouper species and their vulnerability to artisanal fishing pressure.

Kuchu Mago Frog Project: Distribution, abundance, habitat preference and conservation status of frogs of the New Georgian Islands, Western Province, Solomon Islands.

This goal of this project is to carry out a comprehensive inventory of native frogs in the New Georgian Islands, Western Province, Solomon Islands.

Torricelli Mountain Range Conservation Area Training Program

To ensure the long term protection of biodiversity and sustainable use of natural resources within the Torricelli Mountain.

Tenkile Conservation Alliance – Conservation Education Program

Support for the conservation of Tenkile

Conservation of flying foxes in Papua New Guinea.

A monitoring program of Dobsonia moluccensis, a common but heavily hunted bat in the higlands of Papua New Guinea

Kokop Village Eco-Forestry & Conservation Project

A pilot project initiated by Kokop Village Eco-Forestry Development Organization (KVEDO), Incorporated – a small environmental NGO based in Mt. Hagen City – capital of Western Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea.

Investigating the uptake and success of insect farming in Papua New Guinea

Investigating the uptake and success of insect farming in Papua New Guinea

The Endemic Fauna of Manus Island, Papua New Guinea

This project will enhance the knowledge of the island's biodiversity and obtain the knowledge needed to classify the endemic species.

Whale shark ecotourism: an ecologically sustainable alternative to hunting.

This project, based in Western Australia, aims to educate the general community of the danger to the global whale shark population if the current unsustainable rate.