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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”?
Guardians of the Pacific: Itimatang, from Kiribati
"We can see from seasonal closures that schools of fish are migrating back to the shoreline". Itimatang Beita, a fisher from Kiribat.
The western and central Pacific tuna fishery: 2021 overview and status of stocks
The tuna fisheries assessment report (commonly referred to as the "TFAR") provides current information on the tuna fisheries of the western and central Pacific Ocean and the fish stocks (mainly tuna) that are impacted by them. The information provided in…
Increasing Pacific women’s role in fisheries management
Series of SPC stories for 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) 2022, demonstrating how science and technical support contributes to ending GBV.
More women are being included alongside men community leaders, government officials and…
Disaster risk reduction in fisheries training through a gender equity and social inclusion lens
A specialised training in gender equity and social inclusion has provided fisheries officers an opportunity to strengthen knowledge of gender concepts and build their understanding on gender equality and social inclusion.
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…
Ocean Science Fact: Microplastic in Ocean
Did you know that microplastic is present in our environment?
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