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The BIODEF 2030 Phase 2 Territorial/Provincial Workshop currently underway in Labasa has brought together stakeholders from coastal fisheries, agriculture, and government ministries to design tangible projects supporting Fiji’s biodiversity commitments.

Voyagers of the Uto ni Yalo and Te Puke were welcomed in Honiara, Solomon Islands, yesterday after 15 days of sailing the Pacific Ocean. Uto ni Yalo trustee Taholo Kami said the Uto ni Yalo left Suva on the eve of August 22, arriving in Honiara together with the Te Puke.

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Terre de Femmes programme and the 35th anniversary of the Yves Rocher Foundation, we are launching for the very first time a unique global Call for Projects for the 2026 edition.

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Overall, the consultancy will prepare, in a participatory manner, the Seventh National Report (7NR) for Samoa, under the guidance of the Ministry of Natural Resources Chief Executive Officer, as the national technical lead and through a consultation process with relevant stakeholders The work of

Coral reefs exist in more than 100 countries and territories underpinning Earth’s vast and interconnected web of marine biodiversity.

National Geographic Pristine Seas (NGPS) has completed the final leg of its Fiji expedition, wrapping up two months of research across reefs, lagoons, and deep sea habitats.

Fiji’s reefs are some of the world’s most ecologically significant, and hold great social, cultural and economic value for coastal communities. However, rising ocean temperatures due to climate change are placing coral reefs under stress, leading to increased coral bleaching.

Conservation International and the Great Barrier Reef Foundation announced the official launch of Resilient Reefs Pasifika: the Samoa Reef Resilience Hub.

Arriving in Niue in the middle of a New Zealand winter feels like Rakiura/Stewart Island except with heat. It has that same small island vibe, mostly forested, with tidy gardens and houses dotted among the bush. Here 1700 residents welcome you the same as they do in Southland.