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The Solomon Islands Rangers Association (SIRA) has successfully delivered a tow-day training workshop in Kiu, West Are'Are, focused on tackling nature crime.  The workshop empowered more than 30 community tribal leaders, conservationists, and church representatives.

Samoa, an archipelagic country composed of nine islands in the South Pacific Ocean, is on the frontline of climate change. Rising sea levels, ocean warming and acidification all pose significant threats to the country’s coastal communities.

Church and community leaders around Kiu, Mlaita, were brough to tears after listening to a powerful presentation by two young advocates from Isabel Province detailing the devastating effects of mining on their environment and communities.

Earthjustice filed a lawsuit this month to block President Trump from allowing commercial fishing in the Pacific Island Heritage Marine Reserve.

We heard the take from the Western Pacific Fisheries Council and their concern for the future of the last remaining cannery in American Samoa.

A deep-sea expedition around Tuvalu has revealed promising signs of biodiversity.

The ocean is our lifeblood. It is our provider, the foundation of our cultures, and our home. But it is changing before our eyes.

The Republic of the Marshall Islands, Papua New Guinea, Palau, and Panama today announced their joining of the Tuna Transparency Pledge, a global initiative led by international environmental NGO The Nature Conservancy that addresses unsustainable and illegal tuna fishing practices at sea.

The Ensuring Resilient Ecosystems and Representative Protected Areas (EREPA) Project in the Solomon Islands aims to promote biodiversity protection, build capacity for the creation and management of protected areas, and strengthen the policy framework for creating, managing and maintaining Protec

A full-fledged care center will soon be established at the headquarters of the SOP Manu association in Toahotu. This mission has been entrusted to Samantha Renault, an expert on the subject after spending ten years caring for petrels in Reunion Island.

The Cook Islands government, in collaboration with the Office of the Pacific Ocean Commissioner (OPOC), held the national consultations on the Ratification and Implementation of the Agreement under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea on the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Mari