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The ecosystems of the Pacific are essential to the region’s environmental health, economic sustainability, and cultural heritage.

Fiji’s coral reefs, renowned for their biodiversity and economic importance, are facing an unprecedented crisis due to climate change and human activities.

The Ministry of Justice’s Division of Maritime Security and Fish and Wildlife Protection (DMSFWP) has acquired two high-tech drones to bolster surveillance and enforcement within the Palau National Marine Sanctuary, aiming to combat illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing.

A group from the University of California is working with Cook Islands marine biologist and chairperson for the environmental NGO, Kōrero o te `Ōrau, Dr Teina Rongo, to discover how corals around Rarotonga respond to high temperatures.

As innovative technology starts to rev up around the globe so does innovative tech for the electric car (EV) industry.

Scientists engaging in active habitat restoration often lack guidance and training on how to justly engage with the communities that rely on these ecosystems.

Protecting Guam's rich cultural heritage from our lands and oceans to the unique flora and fauna, now rests in the hands of 11 dedicated individuals.  Sworn in Thursday morning, they are the pioneers of Guam's Inaugural Conservation Officer Apprenticeship program.

The Ocean Ambassador for Manta Trust, 14-year-old Hanisisevae Vai-Stierman is a teen on a mission. She will be taking up a scientific initiative to find out how she can help reduce waste at home.  This was part of an inspiring community engagement hosted by Conservation International Samoa.

Fape is launching the Natura Porinetia Fund, a mechanism designed to support associations committed to preserving the environment.

On January 14, 2025, Ngiwal State officially opened their Mangrove Ecotour in the Orsoulkesol Waterfall Conservation Area.