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In years gone past this greatest of all the tuna grew on verdant ocean pastures to become the Giant Bluefin often weighing more than 500kg.

Teaching Framework & Lesson Plans: Biodiversity in Niue

An education resource kit for primary school (years 5‐6; ages 9‐10 year olds)

In support of: Niue Forest Conservation and Protected Area Management

The rapid degradation of biological diversity was a significant catalyst behind the mobilization of governments and international organizations to institutionalize the governance of nature.

An international study, published today in the journal Science, suggests that the degree of lost biodiversity across more than half the world's surface is substantial enough to question the ability of many eco

The world needs “to act now to avoid living in a sea of plastic by mid-century,” stresses a publication by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and GRID-Arendal.

Climate change will have a negative impact on the overall productivity of agriculture and forestry across the Pacific Islands region in the coming decades, posing a critical load on food supply systems, economies and livelihoods.

How Growing Sea Plants Can Help Slow Ocean Acidification

The King and Queen of Tonga visit the Golden Forest, strengt...

MEAM (Marine Ecosystems and Management) Newsletter – July-August 2016