environmental journalism from the frontlines
Scientists and Researchers from the University of the South Pacific (USP), published the first record of a sighting pygmy sperm whale in Fiji in the Journal of the Australian Mammal Society earlier this year. PhD Candidates Rufino Varea, Kelly Brown, and Jasha Dehm along with Research Fellow Dr. Brain Stockwell and Aquaculture Lecturer Dr. Chinthaka Hewavitharane utilized social media in the historical.
Photos by Brian Stockwell]
MJCA Building in Mulinu’u. [Photo by Samoa Observer]
The five Micronesian members of the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) have officially withdrawn their membership of the PIF after the … More
French Polynesia continues to have the highest number of Covid-19 cases in the Pacific, with the current total recorded at 18,060 according to figures published by the Pacific Data Hub. As of January, 131 people have died in French Polynesia from Covid-19.
APIA: Today, leaders of the Pacific will decide who will be the next Secretary General of the Pacific Islands Forum … More
Indigenous Samoan climate leaders are featured in the documentary ‘Finding Hope: Samoa’ by Greenpeace Australia to be released in March … More
A study conducted by ABC International Development, and Monash Climate Change Communication Research Hub concluded that Pacific journalists overwhelmingly rely … More
JALUIT ATOLL: The Jaluit Atoll Local Government, an atoll in the Marshal Islands has a very urgent appeal on social … More
Captain Tama of the Cook Islands shares his love for the ocean with and life in this photo series by CI Photographer Alex King.
What’s the story behind the mystery of Easter Island? It’s not set in stone The Irish Times
