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Prime Minister Mark Brown hit the ground running on Monday upon arrival at the 2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference or Conference of the Parties of the UNFCCC, COP29 signing an agreement for pilot projects in the Pa Enua.

In the vast, interconnected web of our global ecosystem, there are few places as critical or as vulnerable as the Solomon Islands.

From the surface, it looked like a shipwreck, long forgotten on the seabed. But when cinematographer Manu San Félix dove down to take a closer look, he was amazed to find a huge, sprawling coral.

The Ocean Exploration Trust, in partnership with Palau, has made groundbreaking discoveries through the Lebuu Voyage, an expedition dedicated to mapping and exploring the Palau National Marine Sanctuary.

It is just a few days until the beginning of COP16 when countries worldwide will meet to discuss biodiversity protection.

ivil society groups and community representatives from across Papua New Guinea have gathered in Port Moresby to demand government action on the widespread abuse of Forest Clearing Authorities (FCAs).

Invasive rats were successfully eradicated from the uninhabited islets of Kelefesia and Tonumea in the Ha'apai group, over five weeks of eradication processes.

The nine Guam Sihek flying in the wild in Palmyra Atoll are described as happy and thriving. KUAM News caught up with a Guam Olympian and conservationist who spent a few weeks there to monitor their behavior.

Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea, James Marape, has confirmed he will not attend the upcoming United Nations Global Climate Summit (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, citing the lack of global commitment to rainforest conservation as a primary reason.

 Seventeen new species of stink bugs, a group of insects with straw-like mouths used to feed on plant and animal matter, have been identified on the islands of French Polynesia, and their names honor scientists, actors, and Vice President Kamala Harris.