Fiji is aiming to protect 30 percent of its marine and terrestrial ecosystems by 2030 as part of its ambitious biodiversity conservation commitments.

Fiji and Vanuatu are strengthening regional cooperation on climate-driven community relocation as Pacific nations face increasing displacement threats caused by climate change and natural disasters.

Fiji has launched three major national biodiversity policy instruments aimed at strengthening environmental protection, climate resilience, and sustainable resource management.

The United Nations Development Program says Pacific Island countries are struggling to access enough funding to protect coral reefs and coastal ecosystems, despite these being key natural defences against climate change.

A $12.5 million coastal adaptation project must deliver real, on-the-ground results, says Permanent Secretary for Environment and Climate Change Dr. Sivendra Michael.

In Naloto village, located in Verata District in the province of Tailevu, the struggle against the sea is not a distant concern as it is a daily effort.

As the Fiji Islands continue to grapple with the impacts of climate change, communities across the country are at different stages of relocation and adaptation.

The proposed Vuda waste-to-energy project has entered a critical technical review stage, following significant public interest and feedback during the consultation process.

More than 3,000 people have signed petitions against the proposed Vuda waste-to-energy project.

Fiji is calling for a shift in how climate aid is delivered to the Pacific, urging development partners to focus on better-targeted, more effective support rather than simply increasing funding levels.

A new trash boom has been installed at Nabua Bridge as part of ongoing efforts to reduce waste flowing into Fiji’s waterways and oceans.

Ratu Sukuna Memorial School has launched a new waste management initiative to tackle plastic pollution and improve waste disposal practices.