Pacific Youths Share Powerful Stories to Unpack Climate-Induced Loss and Damage
by Ednal PalmerIn Apia, Samoa While the term “Loss and Damage” remains undefined under the United Nations Framework Convention on…
Category: Environment
A Bay Under Siege: How Unchecked Mining is Choking Life in Thousand Ships Bay
Key findings: by Ronald Toito’ona Thousand Ships Bay, located on the southern coast of Isabel Province, was once a place…
Solomon Islands Marks World Ranger Day with Renewed Call to Support Frontline Conservationists
by Ednal Palmer The Solomon Islands Rangers Association (SIRA), and key partners and stakeholders, today commemorated World Ranger Day under…
SIRA Inspires Students to Become Environmental Champions
by Ednal Palmer The Solomon Islands Rangers Association (SIRA) has successfully delivered the secondsession of their School Awareness Program at…
Court: Countries Have a Duty to Battle Climate Change
An international court says countries have an obligation to prevent harm from climate change and redress damage caused by greenhouse…
Solomon Islands Rangers Association Launches First-Ever National Rangers Manual
Empowering Frontline Environmental Custodians Across the Country by Ednal Palmer The Solomon Islands Rangers Association (SIRA) has proudly launched the…
Guadalcanal Rangers Begin TOT on National Conservation Manual
A major step toward strengthening natural resource management in the Solomon Islands has begun with the Training of Trainers (TOT)…
SCALE-NRM: A Multi-Million Dollar Project That Gave ‘False Hope’ to the People of Malaita
by Georgina Maka’a Five Years of Hope, Now Disappointment Five years ago, a wave of optimism swept through Malaita Province…
Ocean Guardians
Melanesian nations unite to create the world’s largest marine reserve Solomon Islands and Vanuatu have announced a major initiative at this…
SIRA Promotes A ‘Bottom-up Approach’ For A Clean Environment
by Ednal Palmer As the world marked World Environment Day last week in cities and urban centres, the Solomon Islands…