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WWF-Pacific    is    recruiting    a    Project Manager – WWF NL Marine Programme (Western & Central Seascapes) based    in    Honiara,    Solomon &

WWF-Solomon Island is seeking a highly motivated, committed, and experienced Project Manager to lead the implementation and management of the ANCP Project in Western Province, supporting delivery of WWF-Pacific’s Five-Year Strategic Plan and the goals of the Western Seascape Programme.

The International Iguana Foundation grant awards were established to promote and enable iguana conservation through partnerships with scientists, educators, and organizations committed to preserving Earth’s biodiversity.

Te Ipukarea Society (TIS) has taken Cook Islands concerns about deep-seabed mining to the international stage, speaking at the recent 31st Assembly of the International Seabed Authority in Kingston, Jamaica.

A team of Indigenous filmmakers is co-creating documentaries about community-managed marine areas with villages in the Vava’u group of islands in Tonga.

Almost 2.2 million kilograms of marine life are taken by commercial fishers annually from just a third of Australia’s Commonwealth marine parks, a Greenpeace Australia Pacific Freedom of Information Request reveals – intensifying pressure on the federal government as it undertakes a landmark revi

CI Samoa is seeking a Marine Spatial Plan Coordinator to provide senior technical leadership and coordination for the implementation of Samoa’s Marine Spatial Plan (2025–2035).

The Government of Tonga, through the Ministry of Meteorology, Energy, Information, Disaster Management, Environment, Climate Change and Communications, with support from UNDP's Biodiversity Finance Initiative (BIOFIN), convened key stakeholders in Nuku'alofa for the Policy and Institutional Revie

People have lived on Papua New Guinea’s Managalas Plateau for centuries, and many of them — especially those who go out hunting — know small parts of its forest intimately. All of the land here is owned by clans, and each piece has its own particular users and guardians.

Oceania is an extraordinary region - home to species and ecosystems found nowhere else on Earth. We started the Oceania Photo Contest because we know that a powerful photograph can do more than capture a moment. It can tell a story. Stories of wonder and resilience and connection.