Wallis and Futuna
Location Oceania, islands in the South Pacific Ocean, about two-thirds of the way from Hawaii to New Zealand
National websites Wallis and Futuna 
Embassy / Chancery in U.S. 4101 Reservoir Road NW, Washington, DC 20007 (French Chancery)
Agencies responsible for biological inventory and conservation  
Non-governmental organizations concerned with conservation  
Major Natural Resources Wallis and Futuna does not have any significant natural resources.
Major Environmental and Conservation Issues Deforestation is one of the biggest problems in Wallis and Futuna because wood is the primary source of fuel.  The deforestation increases the problem of erosion.  Also, lack of freshwater resources in some areas prevent permanent settlements.
Statistics Information Sources
Land area 274 Sq. km CIA World Factbook 
Area of forest n/a  
Area of wetlands n/a  
Area of territorial waters 0 Sq. km CIA World Factbook
Population: 14,974 (July 1998 est.)   Density: 54.6/Sq. km

  

Population Pyramid unavailable for Wallis and Futuna
CIA World Factbook
Area protected (ha) (only areas >1000ha) at all IUCN levels: n/a Fraction of land area protected (%): n/a    
Major Protected Areas List of Major Protected Areas   Information Center for the Environment
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Endangered, Threatened and Vulnerable Species
Mammals 0
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Complete Plant Listing

World Conservation Monitoring Centre - Animal 

World Conservation Monitoring Centre - Plants

Extinct Species
Mammals 0
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Amphibians 0
Fish 0
Invertebrates 0
Plants 0

Complete Plant Listing

World Conservation Monitoring Centre - Animal 

World Conservation Monitoring Centre - Plants

Species listed on CITES Appendices


CITES-listed Species Database
Legislation
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Signatory to CITES n/a
Signatory to Ramsar Wetlands Convention n/a
Signatory to Convention on Biological Diversity  n/a
Signatory to Migratory Bird Treaty n/a
Member of International Whaling Commission n/a
Signatory to other international treaties designed to protect or manage biological resources n/a
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Page compiled by Daniel Paik as part of a class project in h90 "The Science of Biodiversity and Conservation" (Peter J. Bryant, Instructor), University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 92697, USA