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More than 12,000 coral fragments are now growing on Samoa’s reefs following a restoration program that trained communities across seven sites to lead reef recovery efforts, conservation officials said.

The EDGE Fellowship supports early-career conservationists working to protect some of the world’s most evolutionarily distinct and globally threatened species.

The National Fisheries Authority (NFA) and the Conservation and Environment Protection Authority (CEPA) will togther manage, protect and sustain the use of the country's fisheries and marine resources.

Fiji has launched three major national biodiversity policy instruments aimed at strengthening environmental protection, climate resilience, and sustainable resource management.

WHAT if the most powerful piece of climate infrastructure in the Pacific is not a seawall, a solar panel, or an early warning system, but a coral reef?

Papua New Guinea has detailed its plans to protect approximately 200,000 km² of Pacific Ocean waters – an area roughly the size of the United Kingdom – from fishing and all other destructive human activity.

SPREP wishes to call for tenders from qualified and experienced service providers who can offer their services to design comprehensive course content, develop curricula, learning materials and assessment frameworks, deliver pilot training and secure accreditation for a Post-graduate Certifi

SPREP wishes to call for tenders from qualified and experienced non-governmental organisations in Vanuatu to lead and support the implementation of the BOLD Response Project through community engagement, research support, piloting of local loss and damage response actions, and inclusive stakehold

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The third day of the Melanesian Ocean Summit commenced at the APEC Haus in Port Moresby, with discussions focussing on the future of marine conservation across the Pacific region.