Climate change, driven by coal, oil and gas is increasing the displacement of coastal communities from their ancestral lands.
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Climate change: Low-income countries ‘can’t keep up’ with impacts
Officials and experts say low-income countries struggle to protect themselves against climate change.
Pacific Ministers prioritise addressing Covid-19 and climate change impacts on Pacific tuna fisheries
FFCMin18 addressed the impacts of Covid-19 and long-term threats of climate change on offshore fisheries.
Operation Island Chief continues protection of Pacific from illegal fishing
The Island Chief operation involved 500 personnel to conduct surveillance in the Pacific waters of 11 participating FFA member nations.
Climate, Covid and Co-ordination: Forum leaders hold online summit
Pacific has been at the forefront of promoting new international law on maritime spaces and the governance of the oceans.
NASA satellites help plan future for Palau fish stocks
Fisheries specialist and others are working with international scientists to build sustainable aquaculture farms in the ocean using NASA’s satellites.
Cook Islands reefs used in global study
The Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation statement said the new models are a first step in being able to produce maps of global coral reef resilience.
Safeguarding Melanesian fishing communities against climate threats
Project to begin with risk assessments, surveys, and workshops to identify major climate threats on Melanesian fishing communities.
Working together to protect marine species in the Pacific
To address the critical issues and threats to marine species, SPREP has worked with Members and partners to develop the Pacific RMSP.
Cook Islands move forward to implement sustainable financing for Waste Management
A new partnership to explore a reduction of Cook Islands solid waste in landfills with an innovative and sustainable solution.