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Ngerchelngael island, Palau. credit - www.islandtimes.org
EQPB updates environmental regulations for development projects
December 10, 2020

The Environmental Quality Protection Board (EQPB) has updated its Environmental Assessment (EA) and Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) regulations, which seek to minimize environmental impacts of development projects such as land erosion, tree removal, and generation of wastewater.

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30-dayt old sea cucmber juvenile. Credit - Palau Bureau of Marine Resources (BMR)
BMR and Ebiil Society Successfully Breed Sea Cucumber (Holothuria scabra)
December 4, 2020

On November 30, 2020, Bureau of Marine Resources (BMR) and Ebiil Society announced the first successful breeding of sea cucumber in the lab in Palau. Sea cucumber (Molech), is one of the local seafood species of high cultural and economic value, especially among Palauan fisherwomen.

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World’s biggest ocean sustainability initiative signed by 14 countries
December 3, 2020

A new initiative designed to lessen humanity’s negative impacts on the world’s oceans has been signed by 14 countries.

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Unintended impact of conservation policies revealed. Credit - https://www.islandconservation.org
Unintended impact of conservation policies revealed
December 2, 2020

New research shows how conservation policies can avoid having unintended consequences for local ecosystems and people.

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Merremia peltata
Babeldaob communities with PCS bat to keep kebeas from invading protected areas
November 25, 2020

Early this year, rapid surveys covering 1,894 hectares of protected areas and immediate vicinity were carried out by PCS, PALARIS, and state protected areas offices to understand the extent of threat from the kebeas (Merremia peltata) vine...The survey results showed only 3 states where

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A mangrove forest in the nation of Palau. Credit - USDA Forest Service
Science is Saving the Mangrove Forests
November 25, 2020

Mangrove forests along the coastlines in the Asia-Pacific region provide building materials for traditional homes, shelter fish and wildlife, protect communities from tsunamis and typhoons, and store more carbon than any other forested ecosystem in the world.

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New national landfill and facilities in Aimeliik, built to last for 25 to 30 years. On top of the hill, a base to display four (4) WWII Japanese anti-aircraft artillery recovered from site as part of historical preservation of the site. Credit - Adam Somers
$10m Dollar New National Landfill Completed In Aimeliik
November 20, 2020

The newly-completed National Landfill in Aimeliik is set to be opened this coming January, following nearly two years of construction...The landfill, funded by the Japanese Government, has the capacity to hold 384,898 cubed meters of waste, and will utilize the “fukuoka method”, a semi-aerobic wa

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Palau rock islands
PICRC releases a report on the status of 13 MPAs that are part of PAN
November 13, 2020

A new report titled, “Palau’s larger MPAs have higher fish biomass than smaller ones” has been released by the Palau International Coral Reef Center (PICRC).

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Kayangel Landowners. Source - https://islandtimes.org/
Kayangel Landowners Secure Protection of Unique Atoll Forests and Endangered Species for Palau’s Children
November 4, 2020

As one of only two atoll islands in Palau, the atoll forests and strand vegetation of Kayangel are unique to Palau’s forests.

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Our Ocean Conference 2020 promo banner. Source - www.islandtimes.org
Our Ocean Conference moved to 2021
October 30, 2020

President Tommy Remengesau Jr. announced on Wednesday the postponement of Our Ocean Conference previously scheduled in Koror in December to 2021. Outgoing president Remengesau said he is still happy that Palau will still be able to host the event next year.

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