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Conservation Society of Pohnpei

( Community Based Organization )

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Type: Community Based Organization
 
Scope: community
 
Website: http://www.serehd.org/
 
Main Email: csp [at] mail.fm
 
Phone: 691.320.5409
 
Fax: 691.320.5063
 
Headquarters: P.O. Box 2461
Kolonia 96941
Pohnpei
Micronesia (Federated States of)
 
Local Time: Sun Nov 22 07:09:43
 

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The Conservation Society of Pohnpei was founded in 1999 by a group of local individuals concerned with the need to preserve Pohnpei’s natural heritage while encouraging sustainable development. Over the past eight years we have grown to become one of the region’s premier conservation groups, leading the way in Pohnpei’s environmental movement through our myriad of partnership work with local communities, government agencies and organizations. We strive to mobilize community participation in resource management, promote conservation policies and laws, and develop successful alternatives to resource exploitation.



In its first year, CSP completed several public education and awareness activities. These included conducting quarterly island-wide cleanups, producing radio programs and publications, and hosting school and community presentations to raise awareness about Pohnpei’s rich biological diversity and the threats to these resources. The results were very encouraging. Municipalities and communities are now carrying out regular cleanups and aluminum recycling, traditional and political leaders are aware of CSP and support our programs, and schools and communities are starting their own conservation projects.

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