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Fishing for coherent regulations along Fiji’s coral reefs

Despite moratorium, Indonesia now has world’s highest deforestation rate

Dying for Fiji’s Sea Cucumbers

PhD students ‘thrilled’ to rediscover mammal missing for 124 years

Malaysian palm oil giant loses PNG case, plantations declared illegal

Former Miss South Pacific steps into new conservation role

Palm oil plan unlikely to help communities in Indonesian New Guinea

New Caledonia officially creates world’s largest protected area (photos)

Papua New Guinea pledges to cancel massive land grabs by timber companies

Loggers plan to clear 20 percent of tropical island paradise

Illegal logging makes up 70 percent of Papua New Guinea’s timber industry

Extinction crisis: rising sea levels will submerge thousands of islands

Malaysian palm oil giant tied to social conflict, deforestation, says report

Indonesian sugar company poised to destroy half of island paradise’s forests

Procter & Gamble’s palm oil suppliers linked to deforestation (photos)

Indonesian cop caught smuggling rare timber worth millions escapes with 2-year sentence

Indonesia rejects, delays 1.3m ha of concessions due to moratorium

Protected forests linked to healthy coral reefs in Fiji

Two journalists awarded prizes for reporting on fisheries in the Pacific

PHOTOS: Glowing fish – study finds widespread biofluorescence among fish

New Guinea animals losing vital tree cavities to logging, hunting practices

3.5 million ha of Indonesian and Malaysian forest converted for palm oil in 20 years

Beetles in the spotlight: a new species of burying beetle from the Solomon Islands Archipelago

Palm oil giant to forgo development of New Guinea rainforest

Bolivia, Madagascar, China see jump in forest loss

‘Lost’ bird rediscovered in New Caledonia along with 16 potentially new species (photos)

98% of marine fish headed for the aquarium trade die within a year in the Philippines

Scientists outline how to save nearly 70 percent of the world’s plant species

Agribusiness project leaves indigenous communities in Indonesian New Guinea hungry and in poverty, report says

Solomon Islands’ banks shut down logging company accounts

Palm oil licenses provide cover for logging in New Guinea

Former cop to face charges in illegal logging scandal, Indonesian police say

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