Great to read a Pacific voice on the complex ways #COVID-19 is already impacting on the region and what it could offer by way of positive development 👍🇸🇧 @PacCatalyst@AusHCSols@AbigailEChang https://t.co/HAJLkeFRAZ
Ocean Governance for Marine Conservation Global Changes and Capacity Building in Coral Reef Management in the Pacific Engaging Scientists and Policy Makers in Fiji, Tonga, Samoa and Tuvalu https://t.co/PUX2kmEqHV via @academia
"There is no room for complacency in the way the region's tuna stocks are managed", says the director of the Pacific Community @spc_cps' Oceanic Fisheries Programme. #PacificFisheries
Read this news from @RNZPacific@rnz_news
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Dr. Salome Taufa: Resource Economist, @ForumSEC: "We, PICs, are owners of the healthiest tuna fish in the world. In order to increase our economic benefits, a coordinated integrated approach is needed and the framework for Pacific regionalism is a great opportunity." #ACPPSD19
PhD mid-candidature review for @uspmarine1 Siosaia Vaihola 🇹🇴. He is using remote sensing to investigate the trophic linkage between ocean phytoplankton abundance & tuna occurrence. His research will advance the theoretical development of fisheries modelling relevant to PICs.
We're super proud of our Master of Science research student Kimberly Samson @samsonlailai! She is presenting her scientific poster at the 2019 Student Conference on Conservation Science in New York. @UniSouthPacific#TeamUSP#TeamSMS#pacificrepresent
We're hiring @Scripps_Ocean! Tenure-track faculty jobs in #fisheries oceanography, sea-going benthic ecology, protistan biology (our group), marine natural products, chemical biology, tectonics & seismology! Come for the science, stay for the sunsets. Pls RT, job ad links below.
New paper by Pacific Catalyst team member Kamal Azmi summarizes which legislation in 15 Pacific Island nations supports effective rights-based management. PDF now available at https://t.co/aBOQ1JD3RJ @uspmarine1@StuOnMaggie @BlahaFrancisco @MataikaMoses@manulaeva89
#ClimateChange is putting Pacific tuna fish stocks at risk, potentially creating an “economic Armageddon” for Nauru, warns its President. #ClimateAction
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