Ocean Science Fact: Tropical Cyclones in Tonga
Tropical cyclone in Tonga: El Nino Southern Oscillation hasn’t had a significant impact on the intensity and frequency of the tropical cyclones in this region, but it has modified the location of the genesis of TCs.
Tonga was the spot of the genesis…
SPC's 2022 Highlights: Traditional Knowledge Database related to weather and climate in the Pacific
Traditional Knowledge and Science – this video looks at how efforts are underway to compile a database of traditional knowledge related to weather and climate in the Pacific.
Facing a growing population, disasters and climate change, Pacific Water and Wastewater Ministers’ Forum calls for a strengthened regional engagement on water security
Pacific leaders have emphasised the need for action to strengthen water security and resilience across the region, at the 6th Pacific Water and Wastewater Ministers’ (PWWM) Forum, held in Fiji.
Ocean Science Fact: Did you know 90% of earthquake occur around the “Ring of Fire”?
Did you know 90% of earthquakes occur around the “Ring of Fire”?
2023 Tide Prediction Calendars released; focus on Women in Ocean
Tide Prediction Calendars for 25 Pacific locations were distributed this week to National Meteorological Services and ocean stakeholders around the region.
Keynote Address by His Excellency, Mr. David Kolitagane - Celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
Keynote Address by His Excellency, Mr. David Kolitagane, Office of the High Commissioner of Fiji to the Commonwealth of Australia
Celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
Sydney, Australia – 9th…
Ocean Science Fact: Tectonic plate boundaries
Did you know that there are 3 types of tectonic plate boundaries?
Nakalawaca Village’s solar-boat voyage to improve gender equality
A solar-powered boat project in Fiji’s Nakalawaca Village has improved the productivity of local fisherwomen while also changing villagers’ mindsets to realise many women are skilled boat operators.
“The women of Nakalawaca village in Fiji…
Bridging the Education Gap with Resilience Qualifications
Photo: Orientation for TVET professionals on Resilience Qualifications held in Nadi in October this year.
There is a growing need for resilient professionals in the Pacific to tackle pressing challenges of climate change. This need spans across all…
Pacific Scientists Sharing Knowledge to Improve Ocean Products for Decision Making
Ocean management is a vital question for all Pacific Islands because of its importance to our people, environment, and economy. In order to support Pacific Island Countries and Territories, the Pacific Community Centre for Ocean Science (PCCOS) planned…