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1 CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ENDANGERED SPECIES OF WILD FAUNA AND FLORA () CONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY () Pacific Regional Joint Preparatory Meeting for CoP 17 and COP 13, COP/MOP 8 and COP/MOP 2, August 2016 List of participants Party, Representative Country Convention Name Position/Institution Australia Ilse Kiessling Cook Fiji Elizabeth Munro Aisake Batibasaga Management Authority Department of the Environment Wildlife Trade Regulation Section GPO Box 787 Canberra 2601 Senior Biodiversity Officer National Environment Service Government of the Cook Director of Fisheries Ministry of Fisheries and Forests ilse.kiessling@environment.gov.au elizabeth.munro@environment.gov.ck abatibasaga@gmail.com
2 Fiji Unaisi Yaranamua Kiribati Ratita BEBE Marshall Marshall Micronesia (Federated States of) Benson B. Langidrik Lowell Alik Alissa R. Takesy Nauru Mavis Depaune Department of Fisheries Takayawa Building, Toorak, Suva Fiji Fisheries Officer, Industrial & Trade Section, Offshore Fisheries Division, Ministry of Fisheries & Forests Assistant Senior Environment Officer Wildlife Conservation Unit (WCU) Environment and Conservation Division (ECD) Ministry of Environment, Lands and Agricultural Development (MELAD) London, Kiritimati (Christmas) Island KIRIBATI Chief of Administration and finance Office and Environmental Planning & Policy Coordination Director Office and Environmental Planning & Policy Coordination Focal Point Assistant Secretary Division of Resource Managament and Development FSM Department of Resources and Development PS 12, Palikir Pohnpei, FM Environmental Advisor Acting Secretary Department of Commerce, Industry and Environment Government Offices Yaren District
3 New Zealand Rod Hay Palau Percy Rechelluul Palau Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Gwendalyn Sisior Barnabas Wilmott Rose Alphonse Samoa Fuatino Leota Samoa Czarina Stowers Samoa Samantha Kwan Samoa Olive Vaai Science Advisor, Research and Education/ Management Authority/ CMS National Focal Point Strategic Partnerships Team Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai 70 Moorhouse Ave, Addington, Christchurch 8011 Postal address: Private Bag 4715, Christchurch Mail Centre Fisheries Technician Bureau of Marine Resources Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Tourism Senior Projects Manager Secondary National Focal Point for Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Tourism Department of Environment and Conservation Policy Analyst Department of Environment & Conservation P O Box 6601 Boroko National Capital District Papua New Guinea Assistant Chief Executive Officer Division of Environment & Conservation Senior Terrestrial Officer Division of Environment & Conservation MNRE Marine Conservation Officer Division of Environment & Conservation MNRE Senior Foreign Service Officer Political International Relations & Protocol Division Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade RHAY@doc.govt.nz pbrechelluul@gmail.com gsisior07@gmail.com bwilmot@dec.gov.pg ralphonse@dec.gov.pg fuatino.leota@mnre.gov.ws Czarina.stowers@mnre.gov.ws Samantha.kwan@mnre.gov.ws Olive@mfat.gov.ws
4 Samoa Maria Satoa Solomon Solomon Tonga Tonga Tonga Rosalie Masu Joe Horokou Poasi Fale Ngaluafe Atelaite Lupe Tolelei Matoto Ta hirih Hokafonu Tonga Dorothy Foliaki Principal Marine Conservation Officer Division of Environment & Conservation MNRE Deputy Director, Inshore Fisheries Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources Scientific Authority P O Box G13, Honiara Director, Environment and Conservation Division National Focal Point P O box 21 Honiara Senior Fisheries Officer Department of Aquaculture, Ministry of Fisheries Director of Environment Department of Environment Ministry of Meteorology, Energy, Information, Disaster Management, Environment, Climate Change and Communications National Projector Coordinator UNDP/Tonga Ridge to Reef Project Coordinator (IEMP FLC) Department of Environment Ministry of Meteorology, Energy, Information, Disaster Management, Environment, Climate Change and Communications Senior Conservation/Financial Analyst (Biodiversity) Ministry of Meteorology, Environment, Information, Disaster Management, Energy, Climate Change and Communications (MEIDECC) Maria.satoa@mnre.gov.ws rmasu@fisheries.gov.sb horokoujoe@gmail.com poasi66@hotmail.com lupe.matoto.@gmail.com tfifitahokafonu@gmail.com Eritakwan@gmail.com Tuvalu Moe Saitala Department of Environment Ministry of Foreign Affairs, trade, tourism, Environment and Labor Qmoe.saitala@gmail.com
5 Vanuatu Jacob Raubani Vanuatu Donna Kalfatak Director Department of Environmental Protection and Conservation PMB 9063 Ministry of Climate Change Port Vila, Vanuatu Principal Biodiversity Officer Department of Environmental Protection and Conservation PMB 9063 Ministry of Climate Change Port Vila, Vanuatu or Guests for the opening Name Position/Institution Address Fiame Naomi Mata afa Samoan Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Kosi Latu Director General Sefanaia Nawadra Coordinator, UNEP Subregional office of the Pacific C/ Headquarters Apia Samoa Invited resource people Constantin Ciuta Senior Customs Adviser, UNCTAD/ASYCUDA Programme
6 Alfred Ralifo Elina Young Policy Coordinator WWF Pacific Island Tree See Center Technician Land Resources Division SPC 4 Ma'afu Street Suva, Fiji Ratu Mara Road Suva, Fiji Aralifo@wwfpacific.org Elinay@spc.int Observers Jennifer Sawada Raphaelle Vignol 2005 Market Street Suite 2800, Philadelphis Global Shark Conservation Officer PEW Charitable Trusts PA United States Jsawada@pewtrusts.org Associate Program Manager ACP MEA Phase II Project International Governance Unit Division of Environmental Law and Conventions UNEP Raphaelle.vignol@unep.org (Main resource people) Name Position/Institution Address Stuart Chape Director for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Management stuartc@sprep.org Easter Galuvao Biodiversity Adviser easterg@sprep.org Michael Donoghue Threatened & Migratory Species Adviser michaeld@sprep.org
7 Warren Lee Long Amanda Wheatley Clark Peteru David Moverley Juney Ward Nanette Woonton Coastal & Marine Adviser Ecosystem & Biodiversity Officer Legal Adviser Invasive Species Adviser Shark & Ray Conservation Officer Media & Public Relations Officer staff (specific sessions only) John Sidle Tommy Moore Anthony Talouli Paul Anderson Peace Corp Volunteer Pacific Global Ocean Observing System Officer Pollution Adviser Environmental Monitoring & Reporting Officer Secretariat Name Position/Institution Address
8 Haruko Okusu Chief, Knowledge Management and Outreach Services, Secretariat chemin des Anémones, International Environment House Châtelaine, 1219 Switzerland Secretariat Name Position/Institution Address Chantal Robichaud Programme Assistant, 413, Saint Jacques Street, suite 800 Mainstreaming, Cooperation & Montreal QC H2Y 1N9 Outreach Support, Convention on Canada Biological Diversity Junko Shimura CMS Programme Officer, Taxonomy and Invasive Alien Species, Scientific and Policy Support, Convention on Biological Diversity 413, Saint Jacques Street, suite 800 Montreal QC H2Y 1N9 Canada Melanie Virtue CMS Secretariat United Nations Campus Platz der Vereinten Nationen Bonn, Germany melanie.virtue@cms.int WHC Dr. Serena Heckler UNESCO WHC s.heckler@unesco.org
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