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UPDATED - Call For Applications For The Lui Bell Scholarship Fund
September 27, 2019

SPREP established this fund in 2013, to honor the life and work of Lui Bell and his commitment to the conservation of marine species in the Pacific.

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Rising ocean temps increase risk of infectious disease for humans, marine life
September 27, 2019

A major new United Nations report, issued on Wednesday, warns that the Earth’s oceans are under severe strain from climate change, threatening everything from the ability to harvest seafood to the well-being of hundreds of millions of people living along the coasts.

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It’s not just about marine mammals anymore: How ocean noise can harm marine ecosystems
September 27, 2019

In recent years, both the scientific community and the general public have become increasingly aware of—and concerned about—conserving the earth’s marine resources...

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Plastics are ingested by animals and passed up the food chain. Photo credit - Sustainable Coastlines Hawai‘i
Conservation Conversation: Bioplastics to the rescue?
September 27, 2019

From the depths of the Mariana Trench to the salt on our tables, plastic pollution has infiltrated our planet. Plastic is a material designed to be “thrown away” without considering the fact that “away” does not exist.

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Orca swmming off coast of Savaii island, Samoa. Credit - stuff.com
Footage of orca pod in Samoa could be the first of its kind
September 21, 2019

Orca have been filmed off Samoa in what might be the first sighting ever caught on tape in that country.

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Stunning manta rays, Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument. credit - Ian Shive
Ian Shive's Marine National Monuments
September 21, 2019

Coming to a science museum IMAX theater near you, Hidden Pacific reveals never-before-seen footage of the Pacific Ocean’s marine national monuments. These critical ocean habitats are spaces designated for important scientific ecological research.

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turtle diving over coral. photo credit - SPREP
Save reefs to rescue all ecosystems
September 21, 2019

An approach that tackles the underlying causes of coral-reef decline could be applied to other habitats, argue Tiffany H. Morrison, Terry P. Hughes and colleagues. Coral reefs cover only 0.5% of the ocean floor, but they support almost 30% of the world’s marine fish species.

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Humpback whale breaching. Photo credit -  Whit Welles
Audio: Humpback whales across the Pacific Ocean are singing the same song
September 21, 2019

On today’s episode of the Mongabay Newscast, we speak with Jim Darling, a marine biologist who is here to play us some recordings of remarkably similar humpback whale songs from around the world.

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Cirroteuthid octopus in Pacific ocean. Photo Credit: NautilusLive
‘Billows Like a Circus Tent’ in Pacific Ocean
September 21, 2019

A rarely-seen, deep-sea octopus put on a stunning show for researchers exploring portions of the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument.

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PNG Media Prepped to Tell “fish-story” Ahead of Seventh Pacific Tuna Forum
September 21, 2019

Media personnel in Papua New Guinea now have a better understanding of the significance and value of tuna fisheries after three days of a fisheries-related media workshop...The workshop was an initiative between the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA), under the Pacific European Union Ma

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