Solomon Islands Backs Global Climate Mobility Principles
Solomon Islands has formally endorsed the Global Principles for Addressing Climate Mobility, reaffirming its commitment to protecting communities displaced by…
Category: Climate Change
COP31 Pacific Climate Envoys To Elevate Climate Change Impacts On Global Stage
The Pacific COP31 Envoys, endorsed by the Pacific Climate Change Ministers, have now been formally appointed through a joint letter…
Solomons Vanishing Islands: Walande And Fanalei On The Frontlines Of Climate Change
by Ednal Palmer At low tide, just off the coast of South Malaita in the Solomon Islands, a few wooden…
IT’S CYCLONE MAILA: Tropical Cyclone Maila Intensifies Near Western Province; Gale Warnings Issued
by Ronald Toito’ona The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service has issued an urgent Tropical Cyclone Warning (Number Two) as Category 1…
Solomon Islands Chains Sustainability To Growth For International Day of Forests 2026
As nations worldwide marked the United Nations’ International Day of Forests on March 21, the Solomon Islands launched a multi-day…
Siporae Tribe Enters Carbon Market, Marking New Milestone For Babatana Conservation
March 2026 marked a significant milestone for Babatana’s Siporae Tribe with their forest conservation carbon project officially verified by international…
Yato Declared Solomons Largest Terrestrial Protected Area in Landmark Ceremony
by Georgina Maka’a in Kirakira Yato Conservation Area in East Makira has been declared a “Protected Area” at a landmark…
Community-Led Climate Resilience Project In Malaita’s Malu’u Market Gets Global Attention
Communities in Malu’u, North Malaita, have gained global attention for an innovative, Australia‑supported project to protect coastline infrastructure through mangrove…
Authorities Urge Caution As Bad Weather Continues To Batter Solomon Islands
A tropical low pressure system currently located in the Coral Sea continues to affect weather conditions across parts of the…
Threads of Hope in Troubled Seas: How KAWAKI Women Are Defending Their Ocean and Their Future
by Charley Piringi Joanna Maru and her children waded carefully into Wagina’s shallow, warm waters, where the morning sun caught…
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