Pacific Island Plant Restoration
A management tool for habitat restoration in Micronesia, Version 1.0

New Release January 2006

Authors: L.M. Crago, with assistance from Cheryl Phillipson

Pacific Island Plant Restoration is a PC-based computer-interactive key for the identification of Pacific Island plant species appropriate for habitat restoration.

The Pacific Island Plant Restoration Version 1.0 was developed by Bishop Museum with the support of the Natural Resources Conservation Service, Tropical Technology Consortium.

Download
Before playing this web-accessible version, the Lucid Player must be installed on your PC. To download a FREE copy of Lucid Player Standard or purchase the more sophisticated Lucid Player Plus for a nominal fee, click here.
Already have the Player? Click here to download the web-accessible version of the key.
Pacific Island Plant Restoration is also available on CD. Contact Bishop Museum for a copy.

Contacts
For problems with downloading or using Lucid Player, please contact LucID.
Questions and comments regarding the key can be made through Laura Crago.

PBS Contribution No. 2006-001

Terms and Conditions of Use

Native island habitat restoration, establishment, and preservation are essential in the reduction of nonpoint source pollution of island streams, waterways, and oceans. Healthy native forests and riparian buffers, trap sediment, slow water velocity, reduce flooding risk, increase water absorption, filter out pollutants, reduce erosion, and increase streambank stability. Forests, wetlands, and riparian habitats also provide a shelter and food source for native birds and insects and are aesthetically appealing.

All media are for the personal use of students, scholars and the public.
Any commercial use or publication of them is strictly prohibited.

© The Natural Resources Conservation Service and the Bishop Museum, 2006. All rights reserved.