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Solomon Islands Joins Global Leaders at UN Ocean Conference in France

The Third United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC 3) officially opens today in Nice, France, bringing together world leaders, regional organizations, scientists, and civil society actors to advance urgent action for the protection and sustainable use of the ocean. The Solomon Islands delegation led by Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele is participating…

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Lifeblood For Pacific Islands Threatened As Warming Ocean Drives Tuna East

Residents of small Pacific island nations rely on tuna for local jobs and foreign fishing fees, which fund education, healthcare, roads and more. Amid climate change, fishermen have been working harder to catch fewer fish and it’s getting worse. by Nathan Eagle  Deputy editor for Civil BeatHonolulu, Hawai’i Adrian Wickham is worried. …

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South Pacific, Global Warming: Human’s Folly Vs. Rising Waters

by Aude-Emilie Dorion, Nouméa, New-Caledonia On the eve of the United Nations Ocean Conference, held in Nice from the 9th to 13th of June, geopolitical and economic tensions surrounding seabed mining are reaching new heights. While American relations with the International Seabed Authority (ISA) have run up against financial and…

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Solomon Islands Football Stars Set For Football South Australia Round 13 

By Ethan Habru In Adelaide Round 13 of Football South Australia (FSA) National Premier League (NPL) and State League One continues this Saturday in Adelaide where five of our national soccer players are currently playing with their respective clubs. In the South Australia NPL, Junior David’s club Croydon Kings will…

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A Crime Against Nature: Malaita Leaders Moved to Tears by Shocking Mining Impact

by Ednal Palmer In Kiu, West Are’Are Church and community leaders around Kiu, Malaita, were brought to tears after listening to a powerful presentation by two young advocates from Isabel Province detailing the devastating effects of mining on their environment and communities. The presentation, delivered by members of the Japuana…

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Tackling Nature Crime: SIRA Trains Over 30 Leaders in West Are’Are

by Ednal Palmer in Kiu, West Are’Are The Solomon Islands Rangers Association (SIRA) has successfully delivered a two-day training workshop in Kiu, West Are’Are, focused on tackling nature crime.  The workshop empowered more than 30 community and tribal leaders, conservationists, and church representatives. Held in collaboration with the Japuana Youth…

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Nature-Based Defences Take Root in Malu’u Rising as Communities Tackle Seas

Communities in Malu’u, North Malaita are protecting their shoreline from sea level rise, including at the new Malu’u Market by planting mangroves and coastal trees. Twenty-one participants from Kwene, Darowaraua and Duruabu villages around Malu’u have completed a one-day mangrove rehabilitation and management training workshop, delivered by mangrove and conservation…

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