In a groundbreaking initiative, the Pacific Recycling Foundation, in collaboration with Tourism Fiji, successfully convened the inaugural stakeholder meeting to address T
We need greater partnership and collaboration to achieve our sustainable development goals, and renewable energy goals to enact our climate change mitigation measures.
The latest scientific report shows that almost 60 percent of our coral reefs have somewhat been affected by the warming ocean temperatures. This was highlighted by the
In a bid to spur action to save coral reefs, Corals For Conservation in partnership with Plantation Island Resort and Vanua Malolo has established Bula Reef - the worldâ
Our efforts to protect the environment and oceans are the dues we owe for our place on this planet. This was the message by the Founder of Pacific Recycling Foundation
Pacific Recycling Foundation says World Environment Day and World Oceans Day are expected to attract over 500 participants, including government leaders, agencies, develo
Pacific Recycling Foundation joined around 300,000 demonstrators in a march in Argentina to mark International Workers’ Day and as a tribute to workers from inform
A new day has come for people living in the Moala Settlement in Nasinu because they will no longer call their river bank a dumping site after the Trashboom Project was la
As the world looks forward to celebrating Earth Day tomorrow, the Pacific Recycling Foundation is making a call for people to set aside their differences and work togethe
Members of the Nasinu community and students came out in numbers to conduct a cleanup campaign in Kinoya, Caubati and Laucala Beach, organised by the Nasinu Town Council.
Famous Fijian artist, Anare Somumu says his painting is a tribute to Mother Earth and a reminder about how people have polluted the environment without realising the impa
Cabinet has approved the relocation of Nabavatu village to land in Nadoiviri belonging to the Mataqali Uluitoga and Mataqali Nalutu. Nabavatu Village is located in the
Coastal villagers in Ba are implementing changes in their agriculture, farming, fishing and way of living due to the impacts of climate change. University of Fiji, Lect
Residents and Community members of Kalekana, Lami took part in an early morning activity by picking up rubbish along the Kalekana Road to conserve and protect the environ
To combat climate change, provide food security and restore biodiversity, the Karoko Youth Club will be planting 3,000 trees in their community. While speaking to fiji
To combat climate change and restore biodiversity by providing food security, the villagers of Nakorokula in Ra have taken the initiative to plant mangroves, vetiver gras
The act to protect and conserve our motherland should start now before it is too late and the use of environmental impact assessment tools can contribute to achieving sus
The Government will meet with the Namosi landowners at 11am tomorrow to continue their discussions on the renewal of the Special Prospecting License for the Namosi Joint
Westpac Fiji's participation in community work which includes projects of planting mangroves in Serua repainting the Oncology Ward at Labasa Hospital and making donations
Fiji Police Force, the National Fire Authority, the Lami Town Council, friends, families the main organisers, and the Eco Guardians of Fiji were all part of today’
The right to a clean environment is fundamental and individual actions are pivotal as every action, regardless of scale, holds significance. The Founder of Pacific Rec