Pre-MOC (Management Options Consultations) Meetings
ACIAR-SPC Roundtable Meeting
The Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) partners with SPC in the areas of agriculture, forests and fisheries. This roundtable is a preparatory meeting toward the Pacific Week of Agriculture (PWA) to be held in Samoa from 30…
To better understand the feeding behavior of seabirds and ecosystems
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New Tilapia farming technics help meet growing demand for coastal and freshwater fish
What started off as a daring venture many years ago to try and earn a decent income for her family has turned into an inspiration for Tilapia farmers across the Fiji Islands. Mrs Katarina Baleisuva, who operates Kaybee’s farm on the outskirts of the…
Handbook spotlights gender and social inclusion in the Pacific’s fisheries sector
A Handbook on Pacific Gender Equity and Social Inclusion in Coastal Fisheries and Aquaculture has been launched by the Pacific Community (SPC).
Mercury and tuna: a matter of size, species, and origin
A highly popular dish around the world, tuna meat unfortunately contains a toxin, methylmercury, focus of a joint transdisciplinary IRD-SPC study. For the first time, scientists were able to map mercury contained in tuna fish…
Aquatic biosecurity for food safety, food security and income generation
Pearl farming in Tonga – Photo credit: Poasi Fale
Aquaculture is probably the fastest growing food-producing sector globally, contributing around 50 per cent of the world’s food fish. It is especially important in regions where fish is the main…
Pacific Islander junior professionals: Strengthen engagement and collaboraton with members and partners
Experts Responsible for World’s Largest Tuna Fisheries Come Together to Work Towards More Sustainable Management
Fishery managers from Western and Central Pacific Ocean states which collectively produce over half of the world’s tuna come together to further understanding of tuna management best practices.
The Common Oceans ABNJ Tuna Project workshop series is back…