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Cultural Survival is pleased to announce the 2026 Call for Proposals for the Indigenous Youth Fellowship program. This initiative aims to strengthen cultural identity and enhance leadership skills among Indigenous youth.

The Blue Nature Alliance is currently partnering in a portfolio of eleven sites in the Pacific Region.

“Leaving the great Victoria Falls, I carry with me a sense of hope…. Our journey to protect wetlands does not end here but will continue into our communities and shared determination for survival.”

More than a hundred Pacific government officials, partners, donors and stakeholders are gathering in Apia, Samoa, next week to discuss strategic issues pertaining to the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP), and its work to ensure a resilient Pacific environment

The whale shark — a shark, not a whale — is the largest fish in the world, roughly the length of a city bus. Whale sharks (Rhincodon typus), which live in warm seas, are known as majestic creatures.

For Tongans, the ocean isn't just a resource – it's family. Their creation stories reveal the sea as ancestral home, where deities like the guardian shark Hēʻimoana embody sacred ecological duties.

There’s no U.S. National Park more isolated than the National Park of American Samoa, and very few are less well-known. Located six hours southwest of Hawaii by plane, it’s not exactly a place that you’d end up by accident.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called for unity across the Pacific, warning that instability remains the region’s greatest threat.  Speaking in New Delhi, he told the Indian Council of World Affairs that the Blue Pacific has long been used for wars and weapons testing.

The recent International Court of Justice (ICJ) advisory opinion represented a significant moment for small island developing States (SIDS) globally.

The primary objective of this consultancy is to strengthen FDB’s capacity to monitor, evaluate, and report GHG emissions impacts associated with its lending activities and operations.