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OCEAN / MARITIME CLUSTERS: Leadership and Collaboration for Ocean Sustainable Development and Implementing the Sustainable Development Goals.Click on the link below to access the full paper. 

The internship position is within the UN Environment /Ecosystems Division,Biodiversity & Ecosystems Services Branch at Apia ,Samoa.The Internship is UNPAID and full-time over a period of six months.Click on the link the link below for further details.

Island Studies Journal (ISJ) is considering the publication of a special section to be included in its November 2019 issue (Vol. 14, No. 2), dedicated to the theme "Approaches to island spatial planning".Click on the link below for further information. 

A key to making the International Year of the Reef a success is making sure that people can find us in order to learn about the events and organizations that they can get involved with.Click on the link below for further information. 

In 2011, Island Conservation, USFWS, and TNC removed invasive rats from Palmyra Atoll to protect native species. Now researchers have found that disease-carrying mosquitoes have disappeared.Click on the link below to read the full story.

We are looking for a recent graduate in conservation science, or early career professional, to spend up to a year with us at our renowned wetland centre at Slimbridge, UK.  The successful candidate will work alongside the WLI Global manager, supporting development of the network, developing

What do you get when a lawyer, a modeller, an economist, a social scientist and an ecologist talk about the ocean" Besides an interesting conversation, it is likely there will be some consideration of how to solve many of the problems facing marine ecosystems around the world.Click on the link be

Did you know that some shark populations have declined due to overfishing" Did you know that some once-declined shark populations have recovered" If you"re like my twitter followers, it"s likely that you"ve heard the bad news, but have not heard the good news.Click on the link below to read the f

Coral reefs make up less than one-quarter of 1 percent of the Earth's surface, yet supply resources worth an estimated $375 billion annually. Unfortunately, corals are in severe decline.

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) will award grants to improve the health of coral reefs and coral reef ecosystems.