Pacific researcher bridges climate and health science on the road to resilience
Turning Commitment into Action: SPC's First technical working group meeting on Loss and Damage
On 31 March 2025, the Pacific Community (SPC) hosted the first Technical Working Group (TWG) meeting for the Danish-funded Loss and Damage Project at its headquarters in Nouméa, New Caledonia, bringing together regional experts to guide project…
What are the climate adaptations for the future of the South Pacific? CLIPSSA will share its initial results at an event on 21-27 March 2025
Ocean Science Fact: SPC and IRD Cruise Project Warmalis 2
Did you that SPC, as the lead scientific organisation in Pacific, is collaborating with research partners in ocean expeditions like the Warmalis?
Climate change: challenges and future projections in New Caledonia
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Do you know why some Pacific Lagoon corals are resistant to climate change?
Photo: Corals in New Caledonia, Credit: SPC/Pauline Bosserelle
Follow the adventures of SPC's Fisheries Scientists onboard the WARMALIS 1 cruise
Photo: The first mate gives a first aid training session to the crew while we are at anchor
SPC's Fisheries Scientist team is embarking again on a new adventure: WARMALIS 1
Renewal of the partnership between SPC and IRD
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A l’occasion de la Journée Mondiale de l’Océan, le 8 juin, la Communauté du Pacifique (CPS) et l’Institut de recherche pour le Développement (IRD) renouvellent leur accord de coopération pour les cinq prochaines années…
Wave movements under surveillance
This experimental device is located on the outer slope of the reef, south of Toombo Reef, near the Boulari Pass, south of the Lighthouse. The device consists of a yellow houlographic buoy 40 cm in diameter, as well as 2 orange floats.