Destructive fishing methods and the effects of climate change could permanently damage the environment in Solomon Islands, and laws against it need to be supported with education and awareness: George Maelagi
Category: Solomon Islands
Solomon Islands hopeful for a better 2021 despite pandemic, climate change cutting tuna revenue
The Solomon Islands face a strong seasonal impact on fish due to climate change.
Noro Port: first e-port in the Pacific introduces digital catch documents and tracing
Noro e-Port system to capture both port state measures and Catch Documentation System activities.
New Guardian-class patrol boat: a welcome asset to tackle illegal fishing in Solomon Islands
The new Guardian-class patrol boat to assist the Solomon Islands in its fight against IUU fishing.
Survey on the impact of Coral Sea Cable Project conducted in the Solomon Islands
The SICCI survey intends to improve the cost and quality of digital services and the economic and social impact for individuals in rural areas since the launch of Coral Sea Cable.
Empowering seaweed farmers to develop new products in the Solomon Islands
SPC and the MFMR have teamed up to train seaweed farmers in Wagina and Manaoba in developing value-added products
Tina Hydro gets the green light
Tina River Hydropower Development Project will help the Solomon Islands transition away from diesel-powered energy and strengthen energy security.
‘Illegally harvested bech-de-mer burnt into ashes’ in the Solomon Islands
MFMR sends out a warning that they will not tolerate illegal harvesting of bech-de-mer.
The first community in the Pacific re-located amid disaster fear
King tides and storm surges causing panic among the people of Taro
Record tuna catches in Solomon Islands
Tuna offers more hope for the Solomon Islands after a huge caught in its EEZ