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High in Fiji s rainforest, the ant plant Squamellaria grows swollen tubers packed with sealed, single-door apartments. Rival ant species nest in these chambers, fertilizing their host with nutrient-rich waste while never meeting face-to-face.

The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) is hiring a Project Officer for the low-carbon maritime transport program in Nuku'alofa, Tonga. This role is essential for advancing sustainable practices and reducing maritime emissions. Previous candidates do not need to reapply.

Pacific Small Island Developing States (PSIDS) gathered in Suva last week for the 2025 Regional Dialogue Forum for Pacific SIDS, under the theme “Geospatial Data to Support Monitoring and Integrated Planning for Achieving Land Degradation Neutrality, Climate Change, and Biodiversity Goals” as par

If you are a young leader who is devising meaningful strategies to build a more sustainable world, One Young World is looking to bring you to our next annual Summit. 

Calling young ocean champions from the Solomon Islands!
Are you passionate about marine conservation, community development, or sustainable resource management? 

The role – Senior Programme Assistant will provide support to the Pacific Organic Learning Farm Network (POLFN) Project with the administrative and financial delivery of the project in accordance with SPC and Donor requirements.

This position will report directly to Technical Director Projects – Fiji in alignment with the CI-Fiji Strategic Plan and regional organization priorities, develop annual terrestrial program work plans and budgets with clear priorities and KPIs for the terrestrial team, and ensure their efficient

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Since July 20, the whale-watching season has resumed in French Polynesia, marked this year by the implementation of new regulations .

Cook Islands Ministry of Marine Resources has opened its new biology laboratory, which will strengthen local marine science research and provide new opportunities for Cook Islanders.