Fiji cannot influence climate change on its own!

Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, at the opening of the 2013 National Climate Change Summit at Narewa village in Nadi on Monday August 12 challenged those present that as a small nation, Fiji plainly cannot influence climate change on its own. Attended by the vanua,...
MES share knowledge with Project Abroad Volunteers

MES share knowledge with Project Abroad Volunteers

Project Abroad volunteers with Mamanuca Environment Society celebrated the month of July with a difference. July is a significant month to the volunteers and it is dedicated to the conservational awareness. They were briefed on MES’s projects like coral reef...

Climate change studies imperative

Climate change is one of the greatest barriers to sustainable development for small island countries, says Ministry of Foreign Affairs director Political Treaties, Mr Esala Nayasi. Mr Nayasi said the adverse effects of climate change is a security threat to Pacific...
The Annual Mamanuca Environment Society Refresher Course

The Annual Mamanuca Environment Society Refresher Course

Every year the Mamanuca Environment Society conducts a refresher course with all its eleven member resorts. The participants of the refresher course are the staff of various departments who are keen on learning about the environment, coral reefs, climate change and...

Renewal of Mangrove Management Plan

The cutting of mangroves around the country has brought about the need to renew Fiji’s Mangrove Management Plan. This was highlighted by the Director of Lands and Surveyor General Mosese Tagicakibau on 16 May at the Environment Impact Consultation Training Workshop at...