Wallalis wobbling in whirly weather! A scientific mission thrown off course by heavy seas
RV Alis rocked by bad weather at the main wharf on Wallis. Image: Gildas Roudaut
An ambitious plan to explore a previously unknown zone
Wallis and Futuna has no oceanic fisheries industry but would like to know more about potential resources in its…
Tuna Fisheries Are Vital To Our Blue Continent
The fish that thrive in our waters are of great importance to Pacific Island countries. Shared stewardship of the Pacific Ocean and maintaining regional solidarity as one “Blue Continent” will ensure this resource continues to make a significant…
Evaluation of the Pacific Islander Junior Professionals Programme (2013–2018)
From left to to right: Lucy Joy, from Vanuatu, Berry Muller, from Marshall Islands and Lui Bell, from Samoa, were among the participants to the SPC Pacific Islander Junior Professionals (PIJP) Programme. Image: Ariella D’Andrea
Managing the world’s largest tuna fishery
The Pacific Ocean represents 48% of all the world’s oceans combined and supports some of the largest fisheries. In addition, it is home to some of the most abundant populations of tuna species such as albacore, skipjack and yellowfin, and billfish…
Concept Brief – Pacific Community Centre for Ocean Science (PCCOS)
Data collection Committee Meeting (Joint SPC/FFA)
Benefish report by Gillett – Fisheries in the economies of Pacific Island Countries and Territories
Fisheries in the economies of Pacific Island countries and territories
Gillett R.E.
2016
Fisheries in the economies of Pacific Island countries and territories. Noumea, New Caledonia: Pacific Community. 684 p.
Trailblazers: Conversations with Pacific Women driving scientific advances in fisheries
Promoting gender equality in fisheries science is necessary to achieve development and conservation goals, but a significant gender gap still exists at all levels of science, technology, engineering and mathematic (STEM). On the International Day of…