by Isaac Rounds

Launched in 2018, the Make Our Planet Great Again (MOPGA) initiative continues to attract interest from the international scientific community and an ever-growing number of talented individuals wishing to contribute to research on major environmental and climate issues.

by Isaac Rounds

The NPP will work under the overall supervision of the Subregional Coordinator for the Pacific and the direct supervision of the Chief Technical Adviser, in close consultation with the Director of the Environment and Conservation Division (ECD) under Kiribati Ministry of Environment, Lands and Ag

by Isaac Rounds

The Island of Tahiti and it’s close partner of Mo’orea, located in the South Pacific, is home to one of the world’s healthiest, most colourful coral reef systems.

by Isaac Rounds

This position requires an accomplished, credible, and reliable senior leader and manager with strong experience and a good understanding of environmental policy issues in the regional and global context.

by Isaac Rounds

Looking for a unique way to learn about the incredible biodiversity of Papua New Guinea?

by Isaac Rounds

❗️Two exciting opportunities to join WWF-Pacific in the Solomon Islands!

We’re expanding our work in the Western Seascape and are looking for passionate leaders to drive change for people and nature.

by Isaac Rounds

The Environmental Photography Award was launched in 2021 by the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation to reward photographers annually for their efforts to raise awareness of environmental protection.   

by Isaac Rounds

Applicants are now invited to submit applications for the beVisioneers Fellowship Program to help bring your planet-positive ideas to life, regardless of your entrepreneurial experience or your financial situation.

by Isaac Rounds

The Global Environment Facility International Waters project titled “Strengthening and Enabling the Micronesia Challenge 2030” builds on the Micronesia Challenge 2030 (MC 2030) conservation, community benefit, and process targets, recognized by MC 2030 partner jurisdictions including the Federate

by Isaac Rounds

Invasive species are the leading driver of biodiversity loss in the Pacific, undermining food security, freshwater systems, and climate resilience.

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