- Robert Duncan McIntosh
The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)
Samoa
robertmc@sprep.org - Krishna Kotra
University of the South Pacific
Vanuatu
krishna.kotra@vanuatu.usp.ac.fj - Antoine N’Yeurt
The University of the South Pacific
Fiji
antoine.nyeurt@usp.ac.fj - Kim Currie
National Institute Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA)
New Zealand
Kim.Currie@niwa.co.nz
PI-TOA (Pacific Islands & Territories Ocean Acidification) Network
The term "Toa" means "warrior" in many Polynesian Island languages. The PI-TOA network works collectively to better understand and combat the impacts of ocean acidification in the region. In recent years, there have been several ocean acidification trainings and "GOA-ON in a Box" kit recipients in the Pacific Islands and Territories. As capacity for ocean acidification monitoring increases in the region, there is an increasing need for collaboration and communication among the various islands and territories.
Steering Committee
PI-TOA Region

This map does not include New Zealand, which is a part of the PI-TOA network