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With a combined total of approximately 85 million FJD (€ 33 million)  in new commitments, the initiatives will be delivered under the Team Europe approach, bringing together the European Union and its Member States initiatives, to ensure greater impact and coordination in the region.

When Theresa Paisi from Delena village in Papua New Guinea speaks about restoring mangroves, she is not only talking about protecting nature - but she is also talking about protecting her community’s future. “When we restore mangroves, we are not just protecting the coastline,” she says.

The Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) Coordinator for The Nature Conservancy’s Micronesia and Polynesia Program will support the design and implementation of MEL plans, and reporting of socio-economic, human well-being, and environmental outcomes across conservation projects in the regio

The Executive Director, Micronesia & Polynesia (Executive Director) overseas all aspects of the business unit and is a key conservation leader in the region.

This is a critical position in the executive team of the FFA Secretariat.

Working under the Director of Fisheries Operations, you will manage the operations of the FFA Vessel Monitoring System and the FFA Vessel Register, to effectively utilise the resources available to FFA for this purpose.

The primary purpose of this role is to further the development of strategic fisheries compliance policies of FFA Members at regional, sub-regional and national level.

Late at night a few years ago a villager approached a group of mammal-watchers in the remote forests of West Papua, holding a peculiar possum. The mysterious marsupial had a giant finger on each hand.

It was the most famous dry-cleaning bill in the history of climate change. Smartly suited, Tuvalu’s foreign minister, Simon Kofe, stood knee-deep in the ocean that had spent decades advancing on his island-nation homeland and warned: “We’re sinking, but so is everyone else.”

Are you aged 14-24? Do you have an idea or an established project protecting or restoring nature in your local community?