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Deep beneath the waves of Southeast Asia lies an extraordinary region of unparalleled biodiversity known as the Coral Triangle.

Coral reefs are vital components of marine ecosystems. They support a rich diversity of marine life, providing habitat and food for countless species. These underwater structures are often referred to as the rainforests of the sea.

The coral ecosystems of the Solomon Islands are truly remarkable, teeming with life and color. As one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet, these underwater gardens play a critical role in maintaining global biodiversity.

The Marshall Islands, a remote nation in the Pacific, is home to one of the most pristine coral reef systems on the planet.

In a landmark step toward sustainable ocean management, H.E. President Wesley Simina, T.H. Governor Stevenson Joseph, and Mr. Ted Waitt have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the State of Pohnpei to support the Blue Prosperity Micronesia program.

“Hōkūleʻa is more than a canoe. She represents a dream to revive one of humanity’s greatest achievements — the wayfinding and exploration that united the Pacific peoples.”

Just when we think there are no major discoveries left to be made on our planet, we find a natural wonder slowly growing beneath the waves for centuries – the world’s largest coral reported to date, a massive shoulder blade coral (Pavona clavus), bigger than a blue whale.

Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are designated sections of the ocean where human activity is restricted to preserve marine life and habitats. Through various conservation measures, these areas aim to ensure healthy ecosystems by limiting practices that could degrade ocean health.

Tonga's Attorney Genera,l Hon.

In a monumental stride in conservation for the Cook Islands, Takutea Island is on its path to becoming rat-free.