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Building the natural resilience of Palau is at the root of a War on Weeds programme in the island nation.

Beneath the still blue Pacific Ocean, a threat is silently unraveling. Once-vibrant coral reefs teeming with fish life, are suffering the impacts of bleaching and sea temperature increases.

It is vital to include landowners in discussions concerning the use of their land and resources, says the head of the Catholic Church in Fiji, Archbishop Peter Loy Chong.

Sponsoring an endangered animal has long been a way for people to contribute to the conservation of at-risk species like tigers and pandas. Now, a program is encouraging the public to sponsor parcels of endangered ocean.

The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) is helping to build a more resilient environment for Nauru by working with the Government to develop a Strategic Partnership Framework (SPF).

Since 2021, Te Ipukarea Society has been collecting photos of turtles found around Rarotonga. We have taken some photos ourselves, but most have been provided by local dive operators, turtle operators and the general public. 

The Marshall Islands, on the frontline of climate change impacts, is empowering their communities and people through a special climate change week organised every year.

At the INSPIRE project launch held April 30, 2024 by Palau Conservation Society and partners at the Bai Ra Maiberel in Koror.

The French Embassy in Fiji, in partnership with Ocean Eco Alliance and the Fiji Museum, has organized a discussion on “Can Fijian traditions serve as modern solutions for ocean conservation?”

Earlier this year, the first comprehensive assessment of migratory animals shocked the world with the plight of the creatures that cross national boundaries and continents, some travelling thousands of miles, to feed and breed.