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The management committee for the conservation park, and a few other people. Image courtesy of Sangeeta Mangubhai/WCS-Fiji.
What’s fair in conservation to locals? Just ask, study says
September 14, 2021

In many protected areas, the distribution of funds for conservation seldom considers the Indigenous population’s views on how the money should be spent. In Fiji, the Indigenous iTaukei people co-manage Vatu-i-Ra Conservation Park, a marine protected area, under traditional rules and values.

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Members of the Samoa Conservation Society and Uafato villagers at the bird hide. (Photo: Junior S Ami)
Project boosts Manumea protection
September 14, 2021

Work to save Samoa’s endangered national bird continues with two Manumea-friendly villages, the latest recipients of support through the Biodiversity and Protected Areas Management Project...the goal of the project is to support the two villages work towards improving the livelihoods of the local

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Conservation efforts for Mt. Goplom. Credit - https://www.looppng.com/
Conservation efforts for Mt. Goplom
September 7, 2021

The Mt. Goplom Conservation Deed is an important signing, which sets an example for PNG communities to use land rights to preserve the unique biodiversity of the region for generations to come...The signing of this conservation deed ratifies their legal rights to conserve and protect the Mt.

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Customary fishing-rights holders from Totoya Island, Fiji, marking a sacred reef area as a no-fishing zone.Credit: Keith Ellenbogen
Biodiversity needs every tool in the box: use OECMs
July 28, 2021

To conserve global biodiversity, countries must forge equitable alliances that support sustainability in traditional pastoral lands, fisheries-management areas, Indigenous territories and more. Global support is growing for the 30 × 30 movement — a goal to conserve 30% of the planet by 2030.

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Conservation practice and policy in low- and middle-income countries are often shaped by rich Western countries, which means they are underpinned by Western ideas about fairness. Credit - Georgina Gurney / ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies.
More 'fairness' needed in conservation
June 11, 2021

New research shows what is often assumed to be 'fair' in conservation practice may not be considered so by the very people most affected by it--and a new approach is needed if protected areas are to be effective.

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Arnavon Community Marine Park. Credit - Robert Taupongi
Women are Making the Arnavon Islands Community Marine Park Stronger
May 21, 2021

What does conservation look like without women? Research demonstrates that conservation efforts are more likely to succeed when women are involved, but in Melanesia, men are traditionally seen as the head of the household and as decision makers, so for years the Arnavon Community M

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One of the Ranger at Haevo Khulano Integrated Conservation Jonas Havimana conducted DNA test on one of the Leatherback turtles as she lays her eggs. Photo-IAN KAUKUI
Turtle harvesting ground turned into a safe sanctuary
May 21, 2021

What used to be a turtle slaughtering ground for a coastal community in the Solomon Islands in the past is now a safe sanctuary for the leatherback, the largest sea turtle species on earth. The Haevo Khulano Integrated Conservation area in Isabel Province was established in 2013 following in

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Online Course: Collaborative and Community Based Conservation
March 5, 2021

The Blue Mountains World Heritage Institute, in partnership with the Protected Areas Collaboration for Learning & Research, offers an intensive training program that aims to equip conservation professionals with the knowledge, tools and skills required to adapt

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