Résilience - The sea, source of life
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A conversation with Elian Bangtor, a Pacific Early Career Ocean Professional from Vanuatu
Photo Credit: Matt Curnock / Ocean Image Bank
World Water Day 2022
GROUNDWATER - MAKING THE INVISIBLE VISIBLE
Groundwater is invisible, but its impact is visible everywhere.
Out of sight, under our feet, groundwater is a hidden treasure that enriches our lives.
Almost all of the liquid freshwater in the…
Climate action training: leveraging Nationally Determined Contributions in the Pacific region
The Pacific Community (SPC), as a Regional Pacific NDC Hub partner and as an answer to Pacific countries needs, faciliated a training workshop to enhance climate action in the region (24-26 February).
Ocean Science Fact: Half the oxygen you breathe comes from the Ocean
Credit: Kimberly Jeffries / Ocean Image Bank
It is estimated that between 50-80% of the oxygen production on Earth comes from the Ocean. Most of it is generated by plankton, algae, drifting plants, and some bacteria.
Know more ocean science…
SPC's 75th anniversary: Flashback on the High-Level Dialogue on climate change and biodiversity hosted by SPC
The Pacific Community turned 75 on the 6th of February 2022. As we mark 75 years of the Pacific Community’s Service to the region, on the 6th of each month we will feature a key moment in history for the organization.
At SPC, we are convinced…
Showcasing Pacific Science on the Global Stage
Photo ©SPC
This week the representatives from the Pacific Community (SPC) will join over 5000 ocean specialists from across the globe for the 2022 Ocean Sciences Meeting. Held every 2 years, the gathering is one of the largest and most significant…
Green News: Sea Women of Melanesia, international heroes for climate action
In Papua New Guinea, Sea Women of Melanesia monitor the health of coral reefs and create and restore marine protected are
Pacific Islanders: Failure to Commit to 1.5 Degrees at COP27 will Imperil the World’s Oceans
Pacific Islanders: Failure to Commit to 1.5 Degrees at COP27 will Imperil the World’s Oceans
by Catherine Wilson