Sera Tikotikoivatu-Seleti, a student journalist at the University of the South Pacific (USP) writing for the Wansolwara.
SPREP congratulates winners of 2022 Vision Pasifika Media Award
Women of the Wave Dialogue
PACIFIC LEADERS’ DIALOGUE HIGHLIGHTS THE NEED FOR WOMEN AND MEN TO LEAD THE 2050 STRATEGY
SPREP Director General, Mr Sefanaia Nawadra
Curtain falls on Third SPREP Executive Board Meeting.
Mr Paula Ma'u
Tonga Chairs 3rd SPREP Executive Board Meeting, encourages active engagement from members
The meetings participants at SPREP's headquarters at Vailima.
Third SPREP Executive Board meeting opens with call to strengthen Pacific’s resilience
Ray Schuster
Our People, Our Pacific Environment: Q And A With Raymond Schuster
Emmaflora Ah Tong
Our People, Our Pacific Environment: Q And A With Emmaflora Ah Tong
Participants from a previous media training on climate change provided by SPREP
Deadline extension announced for Climate Change media award
Director General Sefanaia Nawadra with Chinese Ambassador to Samoa Chao Xiaoliang
China remains steadfast in its support for a resilient Pacific
Samoa might be small but it is a large ocean state
Samoa Ocean Strategy video calls for global response to avert worst climate scenarios
Director of Environment, Monitoring and Governance, Mr Jope Davetanivalu is being interviewed by journalist Marc Membere
Extreme weather events in the news add to Vision Pasifika Media Awards interest
Panelists and speakers at the side event.
Pacific science and traditional knowledge take centre stage on final day of UN Ocean Conference
Ambassador
Weather Ready Pacific Decadal Programme of Investment makes a splash at the UN Ocean Conference
French Polynesia’s Minister of Culture, Environment and Marine Resources, Hon Heremoana Maamaatuaiahutapu
French Polynesia announces Coral Reef Protection Plan at Ocean Conference
Nauru addresses the plenary session of the UNOC2022.
COVID pandemic compounds climate and Ocean challenges, Nauru reminds
FSM’s Head of Delegation, Mr Jeem Lippwe.
Imagine what our ancestors would say, FSM laments state of Our Ocean
Marine Plastic
Australia commits to plastic-free Pacific
Vanuatu
At Ocean Conference, Vanuatu rallies support for Advisory Opinion on implications of climate crisis
Coral reef, ocean acidification
Ocean acidification a threat to Pacific Islands people
Republic of Marshall Islands Minister of Natural Resources and Commerce, Hon. John Silk.
Republic of Marshall Islands rings alarm bells on illegal fishing at Ocean Conference
The Tuvalu delegation at UNOC2022.
Tuvalu invokes spirit of kaitasi in appeal for ocean health
Cook Islands at UNOC2022
The Cook Islands reaffirms commitment to Sustainable Development Goal 14: Life Below Water
PSIDS event
Partnerships at the heart of Pacific talanoa at UN Ocean Conference
Solomon Islands
Communities first for ocean governance in Solomon Islands
SPREP Director General Mr Sefanaia Nawadra speaks during the event in Lisbon.
SPREP spotlights Moana Taka partnership as a solution at Ocean Conference
Cook Islands at UNOC2022
Cook Islands reaches ocean targets
Prime Minister of Tonga
Tonga takes ocean fight to global stage
Fiji Prime Minister 2022
Pacific leaders state their case for sustainable ocean economies
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Pacific Small Islands Developing States make a strong mark at UN Ocean Conference
Opening of UNOC2022
Conference opens with global call for urgent actions to protect Oceans
Media award
Vision Pasifika Media Awards shining spotlight on Pacific resilience in face of climate crisis
First SPREP signboard at Vaitele location.
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As people of the Moana, we remain hopeful, but we need your help! Commemorating our ocean this World Environment Day.
SPREP library resources
Environmental information and knowledge made accessible with SPREP Virtual Library
Stockholm+50 launch
SPREP reflects on journey in lead-up to Stockholm+50
Jope and Tony
SPREP appoints Directors for Environmental Monitoring and Governance and Waste Management & Pollution Control Programmes
Kosi Latu
SPREP farewells Mr Kosi Latu as Director General
Maraea Slade-Pogi
Our People, Our Pacific Environment: Q and A with Maraea Slade-Pogi
Participants from the Niue Meteorological Service after the group exercise
Pacific Climate Change Centre builds capacity on Climate Resilience and Tourism
The Rock Islands in Palau. Photo: Stuart Chape
An exciting opportunity for Marine Protected Areas professionals in the Pacific
The volcano and tsunami devastated the Kingdom of Tonga. Photo: Broadcomfm Broadcasting Facebook page
SPREP offers environmental assistance in the aftermath of the Tonga volcano and tsunami
Devastation caused by Tropical Cyclone Evan in Samoa in 2012. Photo: S.Chape
Pacific countries urged to stay alert and remain vigilant as cyclone season continues
The Senior Leadership Team at SPREP
SPREP Outlook for 2022: The challenges, opportunities and the possibilities
Christmas card Kosi
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from SPREP, be vigilant and stay safe!
Group picture
SPREP Community spreads Christmas spirit to Mapuifagalele
Signing of MOU
SPREP and ESCAP sign memorandum to strengthen work for sustainable development
China assistance handover
China continues financial assistance for a resilient Pacific environment
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Training empowers Samoa Fa'afafine Association with climate change knowledge