Projects in Solomon Islands

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.

Distribution, Diversity and Abundance of the Frogs of Central and Eastern Solomon Islands – Implication for Forest Conservation

The two aims of this project are to 1. Record the presence and abundance of all native frog species in 12 sites in the Central and Eastern Solomons group. 2.Assess whether native frog populations are impacted by different land use practices such as logging, agriculture, invasive spp.

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.

NRDF – Community Based Forest Conservation Project

Aim of the project is to conserve some of the last intact forest ecosystems in the Western Solomon Islands, while contributing to the sustainable development of the local communities owning these areas.