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French Polynesia

Société d’Ornithologie de Polynésie (MANU)

The purpose of the Ornithological Society of Polynesia – “MANU” – is to take action to protect the birds, habitats and biodiversity of French Polynesia, and work with the human population to promote the sustainable management of natural resources by:

  • Developing and promoting information on Polynesian birds and their conservation
  • Protecting Polynesian birds and their habitats
  • Contributing to the study of Polynesian birds in their natural environment
  • Developing and promoting information on Polynesian birds and their conservation

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