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The Network, in partnership with the Coral Restoration Consortium, is hosting a five-week mentored version of the recently updated Coral Reef Restoration Online Course.

Steps are afoot to develop the latest report to provide a holistic picture of the state of the environment and conservation in the Pacific Islands region.

A plan to strengthen the health and resilience of the Navua catchment and Beqa lagoon and improve the livelihoods of the people living in these areas was launched by the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change and the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) in Deuba o

On Tetepare, the largest uninhabited island in the South Pacific, researchers caught a slender, unknown fish while surveying the Hokata River.

Coral reefs are vital ecosystems that sustain millions of people, yet they face a growing crisis. Rising ocean temperatures are causing coral bleaching, a process where heat disrupts the relationship between corals and the microalgae living inside them.

Call for Applications: Emerging Climate Champions Award Empowering Youth-led Climate Solutions Beyond Climate Action

The Emerging Climate Champions Award, a global initiative by the Enlight Foundation and The Patchwork Collective, is now accepting applications!

Based in Port Moresby, the Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MELO) Officer position for the Papua New Guinea Program at GGGI plays a pivotal role as the country's MEL focal point and in operationalizing GGGI's new MEL framework at the country level.

The role – the Monitoring Control and Surveillance Officer (Coastal Fisheries and Aquaculture - Training), will support and lead the development and implementation of certificate level courses in Community Compliance for Coastal Fisheries, specifically tailored for the northern Pacific region.

The role – The Pacific Island Fisheries Professional (Legal and Monitoring Control Surveillance) will provide legal support to the Legal and MCS Advisers in advancing coastal fisheries and aquaculture compliance across Pacific Island countries and territories.

Biodiversity is being recognised as the foundation of food security and economic resilience in the Pacific. This has been highlighted by regional agricultural experts during the Pacific Agricultural Plant Genetic Resources Network meeting.