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Rainforest Eco Lodge & Batiniwai Restaurant provide employment to more than 20 people

Environment Business

1394 days ago

Dr Reddy says Fiji is working tirelessly to protect, manage and restore its ecosystems

Environment

1395 days ago

Rural households highly vulnerable – Dr Reddy

Environment

1399 days ago

State witnesses tell total cost of restoration at Malolo Island could cost $830,000 to $2.38 million

Environment Court

1400 days ago

We will not allow any kind of development that will create damage to the environment – Wycliffe

Environment Feature

1413 days ago

Ministry of Environment partners with villagers of Naidiri, Nadroga to protect and conserve reef biodiversity

Environment

1427 days ago

Ba River dredging will benefit businesses affected by flooding year after year - Wycliffe

Flooding Environment

1429 days ago

Department of Environment recognized for its service by World Customs Organization

Environment

1434 days ago

Remain indoors during rain showers as there is a possibility of acidic rainfall

Rain Environment

1467 days ago

No proposal calling for the demolition of our reefs will be approved by the Govt – PM

Environment Feature Government

1467 days ago

LDS youths plant more than 5,000 mangrove seedlings in Lami

Environment Youth

1473 days ago

No approvals have been given for the proposed World Wave Project in Taveuni - Wycliffe

Environment

1484 days ago

We immediately clamp down by issuing prohibition or stop work notices when there are breaches by the cement factories - Wycliffe

Environment

1489 days ago

Department of Environment waits for EIA report on World Wave Project before deciding anything

Environment

1499 days ago

Work begins on project that will strengthen mangrove management and identify financing pathways for its protection

Environment

1499 days ago

The 1.5 degree target leaves Glasgow battered, bruised, but alive – PM

COP26 Environment Feature

1507 days ago

Waste Recyclers Fiji Limited wants coordinated approach for clean-up campaigns

Environment

1513 days ago

World Wave Project in Qamea will not be conducted until a rigorous EIA is conducted – Dept of Environment

Environment

1516 days ago

IROK Realtors concerned about the large amount of rubbish collected from the Suva Point foreshore

Environment

1516 days ago

If Rabuka was that concerned he could have at least protected his own village before talking about protecting the country – Dr Reddy

Environment Feature

1523 days ago

Youths share ideas about including climate change education into the national education syllabus

Climate-Change Environment

1527 days ago

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