Wetlands Pasifika

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Wetlands Pasifika Wetlands Pasifika is dedicated to safeguarding wetlands of the South Pacific region.

We provide technical expertise for research, BioRAPs, ESIA, SESA, NbS-TEK restoration models, and community climate resilience capacity building solutions.

01/07/2026

Animal pollination is essential for nature. Nearly 90% of wild flowering plant species worldwide rely on pollinators for their survival. These plants support ecosystems by providing food, habitats, and resources for many species.

Read the IPBES : https://www.ipbes.net/assessment-reports/pollinators

01/07/2026

đź’§ How can water contribute to a more integrated approach to sustainable development?

Water sits at the centre of interlinked global crises, including climate change, land degradation, and biodiversity loss. Yet, the potential solutions designed and implemented to address these issues are often fragmented across sectors.

Join IWRA’s upcoming webinar, "Water as the Connector: Bridging Climate, Land, Biodiversity, and Development," as we shift the perspective: Water can serve as the entry point for integrated decision-making.

Hear from leading experts as they discuss barriers that prevent system integration and practical approaches on how to make water the connector across climate, land, biodiversity, and development.

🔹 Webinar - Water as the Connector: Bridging Climate, Land, Biodiversity, and Development
đź“… Thursday 15 July 2026
⏰ 14:00-15:30 CEST
đź’» Register here: https://bit.ly/4awRoen

25/06/2026

How do you design an effective water quality monitoring network?

In our three-week on-campus course, you'll gain hands-on experience in assessing water quality, monitoring surface and groundwater, and interpreting large datasets for decision-making.

Dates: 5-23 October 2026
Venues: IHE Delft, the Netherlands / excursion to Germany

Learn more: https://www.un-ihe.org/courses/on-campus/water-quality-assessment-and-monitoring

25/06/2026

The third edition of the SER Standards is here.

SER has published the new edition of its International Principles and Standards for the Practice of Ecological Restoration, the most comprehensive guidelines for the practice of ecological restoration. The conversation has shifted from why to how, and this edition provides the roadmap, with more rigorous measurement, expanded guidance across the full project cycle, and a stronger emphasis on the people and knowledge at the heart of restoration.

Read or download it, and register for one of our two virtual launch webinars on 24 September, at https://www.ser.org/page/SERStandards

25/06/2026

Did you know that more than 20,000 species of bees, along with birds, bats, and other animals, are wild pollinators? They are essential for biodiversity and the balance of ecosystems.

Learn more about their importance in the IPBES : https://www.ipbes.net/assessment-reports/pollinators

25/06/2026

Between 1980 and 2010, more than 12,000 sq km (4,600 sq miles) of mangroves were destroyed globally—an area about the size of Jamaica. Scientists expected this trend to continue, but a new study shows promising results over the last decade.

Thanks to conservation and restoration efforts, total net mangrove losses since the 1980s have now been reduced to around 849 sq km (328 sq miles).

Mangroves are incredibly resilient and can recover after being cleared. Their recovery often depends on legal protections, which are secured through public advocacy and community-led efforts.

Conservation works.
Advocacy works.
Speaking up for the planet works.

Help protect mangroves in Panama and be part of this hopeful comeback story: https://www.theoxygenproject.com/defend-the-mangroves/

25/06/2026

Earlier this year, the IPCC met in the UK for a workshop on engaging diverse knowledge systems.

The IPBES Technical Support Unit for Indigenous and local knowledge contributed insights from its work, showcasing practical approaches.

👉 Read the report: https://ow.ly/2ows50Zf3kE

25/06/2026

One week left to contribute to the peer review of the draft global report on collective progress in the implementation of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (KMGBF).

As a key input to the first major global stocktake under the , the report helps answer a critical question: are we doing enough to halt and reverse biodiversity loss?

Parties, indigenous peoples, local communities, organisations, and other stakeholders are encouraged to contribute to strengthen the report before peer review closes on 29 June.

Click here for more information and to provide inputs: https://www.cbd.int/gbf/implementation/globalreview

Botanical Buddy is a Fiji-based kids river restoration program designed by Wetlands Pasifika where children plant native...
10/06/2026

Botanical Buddy is a Fiji-based kids river restoration program designed by Wetlands Pasifika where children plant native tree saplings in pairs, nurture them as lifelong plant buddies, and protect riverbanks using coconut husk mulching for healthy ecosystem growth.This is a volunteer program for WP for advancing kids education in the freshwater ecosystem and its connectivity for reef systems. The BB program also encourages kids' connection to the environment. We look forward to working with schools in Fiji to fix waterways by empowering next generation of custodians for wetlands of Fiji. Marine Management starts from headwaters and we are here to action a Ridge to Reef approach (from the Lulu to the Qio) for maintenence of green to blue zone ecological connectivity and integrity.

Wetlands Pasifika, in partnership with Pacific Nation School students, commemorated World Environment Day 2026 through F...
10/06/2026

Wetlands Pasifika, in partnership with Pacific Nation School students, commemorated World Environment Day 2026 through Fiji’s first urban stream restoration activity under the Botanical Buddy Kids Program in Tamavua. The initiative engaged children in hands-on restoration of an urban waterway, fostering environmental stewardship and strengthening connections between youth and nature. The activity was implemented in collaboration with NatureFiji-MareqetiViti, the Ministry of Forestry, Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, Tamavua Village, Pacific WISH, and the Fiji Museum. Directly supporting Target 12 of Fiji’s National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan overseen by NFMV, the project promotes biodiversity conservation, urban ecosystem restoration, and enhancement of blue-green spaces. We are grateful to Miss Pacific Islands for joining us for this event as a special guest.
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