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The Palau International Coral Reef Center (PICRC) has just concluded a collaboration with Whaleology, a consultancy organization that specializes in the research and protection of whales in the Pacific.

Eve Hallock has studied acorn woodpeckers in California, masked bobwhites in Arizona, marbled murrelets in Oregon and Galápagos finches in Ecuador. But this field biologist’s favorites are seabirds.

The Convention on Biological Diversity's (CBD) regional and/or subregional centres of the technical and scientific cooperation centres were established at the 15th CBD COP as mechanism to assist in the implementation of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework and the

The four-year, European Union (EU) funded Managalas Component of the EU Forestry-Climate Change-Biodiversity (EU-FCCB) Nexus Programme seeks to enhance conservation outcomes whilst developing livelihood options for local communities living within and managing the Managalas Cons

As we approach World Oceans Day on 8 June we are reminded of the Blue Pacific’s profound connection to the natural world and the urgent need to safeguard our environment.

The importance of seabirds to Samoa’s cultural heritage and unique ecosystem was given special attention during a knowledge café hosted by the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) in collaboration with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MNRE), th

The Port Moresby Nature Park today launched a five-month environment campaign to commemorate the 2024 World Environment Day.  Board Chairwoman for Nature Park Lorna MacPherson in a press conference along with other Park Managers made this announcement.

On Monday 28th of May, a group of students from Apii Te Uki Ou joined together with Muri Environmental Care, landowners, the Mitchell Family and Te Ipukarea Society to partake in the grand finale of project “Kō'iti Raukura”.

National Environment Service (NES) is proposing a new Environment Bill to improve data reporting, strengthen its role as a permitting authority and update regulations for a changing environment.

Fiji will continue to observe the moratorium on deep sea mining, says Minister for Disaster Management, and Rural and Maritime Development Sakiasi Ditoka.  The issue was brought under the spotlight by a number of Pacific countries and NGOs deeply opposed to deep sea mining.