Climate change and environmental sustainability
Thèmes
Territoires
New Caledonia
- 269 000 inhabitants
- 24 000 km² lagoon. Second largest lagoon of the world, 60 % is registered as a world heritage site by UNESCO
- 3 400 km shoreline
- 3 400 plant species, 74% of which are endemic
- 1 700 species of reef fish
New Caledonia
Area : 18 576 km²
Capital : Noumea
Region : Melanesia
Wallis and Futuna
- 11 700 inhabitants
- 3 main volcanic tropical islands
- 220 km² lagoon
- 7 endemic plants
- Close to 650 species of coastal fish
Wallis and Futuna
Area : 142 km²
Capital : Mata Utu
Region : Polynesia
French Polynesia
- 273 000 inhabitants
- 15 000 km² lagoon
- 3 521 km² land area
- 905 indigenous plant species, of which 63% are endemic
- 1 200 species of reef fish
French Polynesia
Area : 5,5 million km² maritime domain
Capital : Papeete
Region : Polynesia
Pitcairn Islands
- 50 inhabitants
- 5 islands: Pitcairn Island, Ducie, Bounty Bay, Sandy Island and Oeno
- 800 000 km exclusive economic zone (EEZ)
- 10 endemic species
- 28 species of nesting birds
Pitcairn Islands
Area : 47 km²
Capital : Adamstown
Region : Polynesia
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