PCCOS, a new centre of excellence in Ocean Science
Navigating their way through the ocean channel using SPC Ocean Science information
The Pacific Community Centre of Ocean Science, known as PCCOS, is a new centre of excellence in Ocean Science that draws together all of the technical and scientific work…
Pacific Island Countries and Territories adapting to Climate Change in Tuna Fisheries
In the Pacific Islands region, tunas are important for coastal communities’ food security. The predicted massive change in their distribution, a consequence of climate change, will impact these communities. Selling skipjack tuna by the roadside, Tarawa,…
What an ocean scientist looks like
Imagine a scientist.
Go ahead, humor me. What does your scientist look like?
Lab coat? Check. Test tube? Check. Snorkle?...... in the Pacific Islands, you better believe it.
Now, return to that image of a scientist. Did you imagine a man or a woman?…
To better understand the feeding behavior of seabirds and ecosystems
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New Tilapia farming technics help meet growing demand for coastal and freshwater fish
What started off as a daring venture many years ago to try and earn a decent income for her family has turned into an inspiration for Tilapia farmers across the Fiji Islands. Mrs Katarina Baleisuva, who operates Kaybee’s farm on the outskirts of the…
Pacific Gender Equity and Social Inclusion in Coastal Fisheries and Aquaculture
This handbook is designed to give practical guidance on improving gender and social inclusion in coastal fisheries and aquaculture for staff working in fisheries agencies in Pacific Island countries and territories. It focuses on the responsibilities of…
Handbook spotlights gender and social inclusion in the Pacific’s fisheries sector
A Handbook on Pacific Gender Equity and Social Inclusion in Coastal Fisheries and Aquaculture has been launched by the Pacific Community (SPC).