Growing seagrass is an efficient way to reabsorbing carbon. It stores 55% of the atmospheric carbon to mitigate climate change.
Category: Fiji
Communities stage protest against polluting cement factories in Lami
In Fiji residents of a suburb close to Suva protest against the transportation of clinker to cement factories close by
‘Not much MSC certified fish in Fiji’
Fiji has compound effects of climate change in the fisheries sector
Tide turning as indigenous groups help steer global effort to save oceans
The Blue Nature Alliance is involved in establishing widespread conservation areas in Fiji
Salt making revives Fijian traditional knowledge
The Accelerator Lab Pacific theorize that traditional practices can help towards improving climate resilience with relation to their biodiversity
Mountains of Hydro trouble
Landowners have refused to lease EFL the 2700 acres of land needed for the Qaliwana Hydro project
Fiji reef battle: judge finds China-linked developers guilty in landmark case
The case has been described as a ‘watershed’ moment that will test Fiji’s environmental laws
Communities along major rivers in Fiji urged to plant vetiver grass to prevent riverbank erosion
A Nature based solution to reduce riverbank erosion in Fiji
Nadroumai Women set agroforestry standard for the future
The Nadroumai Women’s Club project will pass the skills in agroforestry and farming to new generations of village women to achieve climate change mitigation benefits for years
Night spearfishing ban
Lau traditional leaders are planning to improve fish catches for their people and ban night spearfishing across their province.