In the past, coral bleaching occurred when warmer winds and El Nino weather conditions heated up sea surfaces... READ MORE›
In 2016 coral bleaching killed more than a third of the Great Barrier Reef... READ MORE›
This is why plants have no brain not because they are not intelligent, but because they would be vulnerable, Mancuso said... READ MORE›
Mongabay Ship ran aground at Raja Ampat, one of the country's most popular dive sites that has been likened to an underwater Amazon... READ MORE›
Another earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.5 hit 66km west of Kirakira, Solomon Islands, according to USGS... READ MORE›
Climate change is the greatest threat facing the Great Barrier Reef and other coral reefs around the world... READ MORE›
Coral reefs are expected to see ocean temperatures that can lead to bleaching sometime this year... READ MORE›
The damage off Kiritimati is part of a mass bleaching of coral reefs around the world, only the third on record and possibly the worst ever... READ MORE›
A stretch of coral reef off Mexico is the testing ground for a new idea that could protect fragile environments around the world insurance... READ MORE›
They've triggered the third recorded global coral bleaching, and in Australia 93 percent of the reefs have been affected by bleaching along the 2,300km Great Barrier Reef... READ MORE›
Peter Ward a professor of biology at the University of Washington in the US first saw Allonautilus scrobiculatus in 1984... READ MORE›
They are almost identical to the piranha you couldn't even tell from the outside he explained after the Scandinavian pacu sighting... READ MORE›
The rainforests hold the key to taming el ni o's destruction... READ MORE›
Eakin said although there wasn't a global coral bleaching event in 2013, every year featured bleaching somewhere in the world... READ MORE›
In a statement this week, the Indonesian Maritime Affairs Ministry spokesperson said the destruction to the largely untouched Raja Ampat... READ MORE›
When Noaa declared the event was a global bleaching event in October 2015, Mark Eakin, Noaa's Coral Reef Watch coordinator, said it could last well into 2016... READ MORE›
The plane lost contact with air traffic controllers about 33 minutes after takeoff, said Mr. Toha, who like many Indonesians goes by one name... READ MORE›
The impacts of climate change are being felt acutely by Pacific nations, many of which are low-lying, remote, and with vulnerable infrastructure... READ MORE›
Australia and New Zealand are the economic powerhouses among the 16 nations making up the Pacific Islands Forum... READ MORE›
Allegations of this nature are a matter for the Papua New Guinea Police Force, the Department of Immigration and Border Protection said in a statement... READ MORE›
The big problem with that is that coral reefs need time to recover... READ MORE›
The Obama administration had agreed to resettle refugees among almost 1,300 asylum seekers held at Australia's expense on the island nations of Nauru and Papua New Guinea... READ MORE›
Australia and Papua New Guinea's memorandum of understanding says those moved to East Lorengau will be treated with dignity and respect under the relevant human-rights conventions... READ MORE›
A very strong earthquake has struck off the coast of Papua New Guinea, and a tsunami threat has been issued to areas near the epicenter... READ MORE›
Those that live or feed on, or near, coral reefs... READ MORE›
As coral bleaching threat is raised for Great Barrier Reef, experts say events show that dire projections for reefs under global warming were not alarmist... READ MORE›
Indonesia is an open economy Widodo told reporters in the Oval Office and with the 250 million population we are the largest economy in Southeast Asia... READ MORE›
The Indonesian region of Irian Jaya in Papua has been struck by an earthquake registering a magnitude of 7.0, the US Geological Survey said... READ MORE›
Papua New Guinea's Supreme Court rules that the detention of asylum seekers and refugees in Australia's Manus Island camps is unconstitutional... READ MORE›
Teams of local forest guardians are trained to monitor illegal logging and teach others about the importance of healthy forest ecosystems and conservation... READ MORE›
The major misunderstanding stems from the conflation of sea-level rise with climate change... READ MORE›
The end of ABC shortwave radio broadcasts into the Pacific after 88 years has been criticised as an Australian foreign affairs 'misstep'... READ MORE›
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