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Guidelines: SCB Graduate Student Research Fellowship

The Senior Assistant will provide administrative and logistical support to the Tonga office and the broader Pacific Regional Program.

The Cook Islands National Environment Service is actively leading innovative work to control the invasive African tulip tree (Spathodea campanulata), in Rarotonga in partnership with the Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS) Natural Enemies, Natural Solut

“THE way humans need a house, fish need mangroves too.” – Setaita Biu, fish warden, Barotu Village, Fiji. In the coastal village of Barotu in Navitilevu Bay, 50-year-old Setaita Biu reflects on the deep relationship between her community and the sea.

Women in the Barana community have long played a central role in supporting their families through the sale of garden produce and handicrafts.

In 2022, numerous countries signed the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) with the goal of halting and reversing biodiversity loss. Among other things, the framework sets out various targets to be implemented by the signatory states in their national legislation.

Reaching new milestones, voices of our young Pacific Islands people will be reflected in the Global Youth Biodiversity Network with the launch of a new Pacific Chapter.

The Project Manager leads the overall project coordination, establishes processes for project workplan development, tracks project deliverables and budget, and coordinates reporting across multiple project teams, partners and contractors.

The role – the Principal Fisheries Scientist (Coastal & Nearshore Fisheries) will lead and develop fisheries science in accordance with the FAME Business Plan and priority projects (e.g.

The President of Torba Province, Edgar Haward, and the Premier of Temotu Province, Solomon Islands, have made a landmark commitment to establish a massive transboundary Marine Protected Area (MPA) in their shared ocean space.