The Inform project is to establish a Pacific island network of national and regional environmental data repositories
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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
Pacific Youth demand urgent, bold & decisive climate action
Pacific youths call for climate action after report reveals climate plans do not meet the Paris Agreement Goals
Informed impact in Pacific with accessible environmental data
The Inform project is establishing national environment data portals in 14 Pacific island countries to ensure data-driven and support decision making
Pacific Climate Change Centre Training initiative extended to 2023
The CBCRP Project had five training activities held, resulting in 222 Pacific Islanders nominated to build their climate change capacity
Remengesau signs proclamation to protect Dolphins before he leaves office
Remengesau calls for support to protect Dolphins in Palau.
New report shows strengths and weaknesses in Pacific conservation
This assessment of the Pacific environment and conservation is using regional indicators endorsed by SPREP Member countries and territories
Forum marathon reveals tensions over climate policy
In a marathon leaders’ retreat that continued well into the night, with often heated debate, the Pacific Islands Forum has issued a joint communique and a new declaration on climate change. Throughout this week in Tuvalu, the Australian delegation has defended a series of negotiating red lines against strong pressure from island leaders, seeling more […]
Fiji PM calls for urgent need for the world to step up its response to climate threat
Pacific Islanders and climate-vulnerable people the world over will welcome our collective declarations at the end of the 50th Pacific Islands Forum in Tuvalu on the urgent need for the world to step up its response to the climate threat says Fijian Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimara. “There is no doubt that holding our gathering in […]
Why this Time cover is a disgrace to the climate realities of Pacific islanders
Eleven thousand. That’s approximately how many people are living in Tuvalu right now. That is exactly how many people are facing direct threats to their homes, livelihoods and identities as a result of rising sea levels, storm surges, cyclones and the other climate change-related events hitting Tuvalu on a monthly basis. Hundreds have already left […]