by MES | Feb 24, 2009 | posts
It’s been three years since Fesi joined MES and wow how fast time goes by! It is with regret that we say farewell to Fesi Isimeli who was the MES Project Assistant for the past three years. Very instrumental in her work, Fesi was a dedicated, honest, and respected...
by MES | Jan 13, 2009 | posts
While diving Magic Mushrooms a while ago as part of a PADI Advanced Open Water Course, we discovered a very strange looking clam,” said Will and Alex of Tokoriki Island Diving, Fishing & Excursions. They did not have a camera at that time so they missed out on the...
by MES | Jan 9, 2009 | posts
It is now the nesting season for marine turtles in the Pacific and many environment conservationists will be spending their nights on island beaches looking out for potential turtle nesters and also for hatchlings. The nesting season for these magnificent creatures...
by MES | Oct 22, 2008 | posts
Malolo Island Resort is keeping busy with its environment activities. Recent projects include coral restoration like coral planting, and restocking their house reefs with the reef builders – giant clams. The Resort is also preparing to kick-start its reef-check...
by MES | Oct 22, 2008 | posts
Finally the two year turtle conservation project for the Mamanuca group of Islands kick-started on October 15th, with Malolo Island Resort hosting the first stakeholder consultation meeting. The meeting invited participants from member resorts, the 5 village...
by MES | Oct 22, 2008 | posts
The Secretariat of the Pacific Regions Environment Programme (SPREP) has finally announced the winner of the Challengecoralreef competition. Congratulations to St Joseph’s Catholic Secondary School of Solomon Islands who scoped the overall winner prize. A lucky...
