The film gets some things wrong, but it exposes the grim ecological destruction of the Earth’s oceans -George Monbiot
Category: Our region
Marine species increasingly can’t live at equator due to global heating
Study suggests it is already too warm in tropics for some species to survive
Chinese overfishing in the South Pacific devastates some Islands’ livelihoods
South Pacific tuna sought by Chinese fishing boats- Dan Southerland
Deep sea mining industry confronted at sea for the first time by Greenpeace
Greenpeace and the Pacific Islands have voiced rejection of deep-sea mining activity for posing a threat to the environment
Informed E-Learning in the Pacific
The Inform project is to establish a Pacific island network of national and regional environmental data repositories
Navigating a rising tide of blue ocean business
The global blue economy is fast becoming a profitable, sustainable reality- Ingrid Van Wees and Melissa Walsh
ISSF tuna stock status report shows an increase in the catch, little change in sustainability
Tuna remains in a yellow cautionary rating after the ISSF report found the status of most stocks relatively unchanged
High fees to sell tuna at Gizo force fishers into unsustainable reef fishing
Arisen fees for tuna vendors and coastal unsustainable fishing a concern at the Gizo market
Tonga’s Ocean Plan set for 2021 start
Tonga sets sail on a critical ocean plan in the face of losing marine resources
Cook Islands Government aims for marine resources sustainability with a modern approach
Ra’ui is implemented in the Cook Islands to maintain sustainable levels of harvesting marine resources