“Honestly, I can't get enough of it. Everyone else goes and sleeps in their bunks and I sleep out on the fish box. It's my favorite place.“
Do you know why some Pacific Lagoon corals are resistant to climate change?
Photo: Corals in New Caledonia, Credit: SPC/Pauline Bosserelle
The western and central Pacific tuna fishery: 2020 overview and status of stocks
The western and central Pacific tuna fishery:
2020 overview and status of stocks
Ocean Science Fact: Only 19% of the ocean floor has been mapped globally
Less than 20% of the oceans have been mapped in high resolution. In the #Pacific, research has a crucial role in improving our understanding of the #ocean and its influence on the livelihoods of human beings.
Solomon Island fisheries commitment to equality boosted through gender and social inclusion training
Solomon Islands Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) staff undertook training earlier this month to improve gender equality and support inclusive engagement and participation of people from all segments of society.
Reflecting the Solomon…
Thirteenth SPC's Heads of Fisheries Meeting (HOF13)
The SPC Heads of Fisheries Meeting provides technical oversight of all SPC work in the field of fisheries and aquaculture, as well as an opportunity to discuss in detail topics of special interest. It covers both of SPC's Fisheries Programmes: Oceanic…
18th Regular session of Tuna Commission meeting (WCPFC18)
Digital terminal, interactive quiz and videos: new awareness tools for sustainable fishing
(content available in French only)
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
A participatory research tool for fisheries communities in Pacific launched
Photo Credit: WorldFish, Solomon Islands
An interactive tool to support women, youth, community leaders on how to review their local fisheries management practices and knowledge was presented today to the Cultivating Equality: Advancing Gender Research…