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Scientists conducting a DNA analysis of ant specimens collected from across the Fiji islands in the Pacific have been able to reconstruct how entire ant populations rose and fell over thousands of years.

A significant conservation initiative is underway in Sonsorol State to remove invasive species and restore the health, resilience and livelihoods of island communities.

RESTORATION efforts in Fiji’s Navitilevu Bay in the Ra Province have transformed a previously deadwood-strewn site into an actively regenerating mangrove ecosystem through targeted interventions.

The Tree Kangaroo Conservation Program – PNG (TKCP‑PNG) is seeking a highly qualified specialist organisation or individual consultant to lead a major governance and community‑capacity strengthening initiative across the YUS Conservation Area.

The village of Pata in Falelatai has taken a significant step toward protecting its marine environment with the official endorsement of its Village Fisheries Management Plan, which will have a fish reserve no one is allowed to 'touch'.

Local communities in the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) are living alongside some of the most intact marine ecosystems left on the planet, according to international researchers completing a major ocean survey across the Pacific nation’s outer atolls.

The KIWA Project under the IUCN Oceania Regional Office (ORO) is expanding, necessitating a specialized Procurement Officer to manage financial and procurement operations tailored to the project's unique requirements.

Fiji’s Environment Management (Amendment) Act 2025 aims to protect and sustain Fiji’s environment when it comes to development.

Fiji is urged to close the gap between its biodiversity policy and on-the-ground outcomes. Permanent Secretary for Environment Dr. Sivendra Michael says strong policies often fail to reach the people who rely on them.

The Samoa Conservation Society on Wednesday launched a new national network to strengthen community rangers and improve community-led protection of forests, marine areas, and biodiversity as climate pressures grow.