Healthy reefs, healthy people: Community-based marine conservation in Papua New Guinea (commentary)

Marine resources play a vital role in food security for coastal communities across Papua New Guinea, which, after Australia, is the largest and most populated country in Oceania. The maintenance of marine ecosystem integrity (the health of these habitats) ensures the provision of the goods and services communities rely on, including seafood, medicine, coastal protection, and carbon capture. Click on the link below to read the full article.