Pacific Invasive Partnership

(PIP)


PIP is the umbrella regional coordinating body for agencies working on invasive species  (pests, weeds, and diseases introduced from other places) in more than one country of the Pacific. 

PIP is the Invasive Species Working Group of the Roundtable for Nature Conservation in the Pacific Islands.

What does PIP do? 

PIP promotes coordinated planning and assistance from regional and international agencies to meet the invasive species management needs of the countries and territories of the Pacific


Resources

 


Members

David Moverley

PIP Coordinator

Email: [email protected]

Invasive Species Adviser

SPREP

Samoa

Patty Baio

PIP Chair (2021 - current)

Email: [email protected]

Director of Partnership

Island Conservation

California, United States

Ray Nias

PIP Chair (2018 – 2021)

Email: [email protected]

Director

TierraMar Consulting

Sydney, Australia

Phil Andreozzi

PIP Chair (2014 - 2017)

Email:

US National Invasive Species Council (NISC)

Washington DC, USA

Josua Wainiqolo

PIP Chair (2013-2015)

Email:

Land &B Resources Division, SPC

Suva, Fiji

Dr. Souad Boudjelas

PIP Chair (2010-2013)

Email:

Pacific Invasive Initiative

Dr. Alan Tye

PIP Chair (2007-2009)

Email:

SPREP