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A new step has been taken in the creation of the world's largest marine protected area in French Polynesia. On Friday, an agreement  was reached with President Brotherson to establish a $15 million fund,  financed by nine non-governmental organizations involved in the project.

Leaders from five Micronesian islands forged ahead on climate resilience and biodiversity goals this week, tapping Palau to chair key regional bodies during a three-day workshop in Guam.

This week we're celebrating something really special – 25 years of the Tenkile Conservation Alliance!

A plant found in the jungles of Manus Province has quietly joined the scientific record in 2025, following its formal description by botanists working with one of the world's leading plant institutions, the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

Described as “Treasure Island” or as “the most romantic island in the world” by author Robert Louis Stevenson’s wife Fanny, Suwarrow does indeed reflect these descriptive names honestly.

Wildlife Acoustics is proud to offer a quarterly grant program that supports the advancement of wildlife research, habitat monitoring, and environmental conservation.

The Fiji Meteorological Service has confirmed that a La Niña event is currently underway, with a transition to ENSO-neutral conditions expected in the coming months.

Blue Prosperity Vanuatu (BPV), in partnership with the Department of Oceans and Maritime Affairs, has conducted the first awareness campaign on the newly passed Vanuatu Oceans Act. The event was held at the Chiefs’ Nakamal with members of the Malvatumauri Council of Chiefs.

The Tuvalu Government is committed to developing a National Ocean Policy (NOP) for integrated ocean management.

The Tuvalu Government is committed to developing a National Ocean Policy for integrated ocean management.