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For centuries prior to modern conservation efforts, indigenous communities cared for the oceans with a fundamentally different philosophy – treating marine environments as family rather than a commodity.

The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) today launched its 2025–2030 Coral Reef Conservation Strategy, a landmark plan to conserve the world’s most climate-resilient coral reefs.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has reaffirmed the country’s leadership in global ocean governance at a High Seas Treaty roundtable in New York.

Position Description
The Regional Project Manager leads a four-member regional team (Admin & Finance Officer, MEAL
Specialist, GEDSI Advisor, and Communications Officer) to ensure effective planning, coordination,

The Senior Program Manager is a critical leadership role responsible for the successful
implementation, coordination, and management of OneReef’s initiatives in Palau and Yap. This role
will drive our integrated stewardship approach—building community, ecological, and cultural

One of the Pacific’s most remote island groups, Tokelau, is facing a quiet but persistent environmental challenge with the spread of the invasive Singapore daisy (Sphagneticola trilobata). Once introduced as an ornamental ground cover, the plant has now become a serious ecological threat.

The Government of Tonga, in partnership with the Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS) and Island Conservation, has confirmed the successful eradication of invasive rats and feral pigs from Kelefesia and Tonumea in the Ha’apai Group marking another milestone in To

Calling all photographers, creators and nature lovers! Show us how trees, people and climate come together in powerful stories of life, resilience and change. Use your lens to inspire action and celebrate the beauty – and urgency – of our planet’s biodiversity.

National Geographic Pristine Seas today launched a month-long expedition to study Vanuatu’s ocean, which is under threat from frequent cyclones, warming temperatures, and overfishing.

The scholarships are available to PNG citizens who have completed a Bachelor's degree for a 2-year Master’s programme through research (MPhil, MSc) at a PNG University (Unitech, UPNG, UNRE, UoG, DWU or PAU) in the following fields: Ecology, Biodiversity Conservation, Forestry, Agriculture, Climat