The United States says it’s working to improve access to the UN Green Climate Fund for Pacific Islands. Fiji’s prime minister Frank Bainimarama had said stringent criteria around access…
The Okeanos Maritime Training Center opened its doors in Auckland at the beginning of February and welcomed the first group of students from Vanuatu, New Caledonia and Tahiti. According…
We’ve recently seen the remarkable capacity of youth to mobilize and to inspire us with a message of change in their march against gun violence. Theirs is also a…
Okeanos Vanuatu was part of an innovative workshop called ‘Santo Sunset Environmental Network’ from April 8th to 12th, 2018, on West Coast Santo. The chiefs and people of West…
Larry Raigetal, a master navigator from Lamotrek, Yap, is scheduled to lead a special six-week courseon traditional seafaring navigation and climate change, starting Monday, at the University of Guam….
Okeanos Foundation for the Sea (Okeanos) honors Palau’s strong and consistent environmental leadership by selecting Palau as a recipient of a Vaka Motu – a modernized traditional Pacific sailing…
Nuclear activist, writer and poet Kathy Jetñil-Kijner from the Marshall Islands has launched her new poetry work which has a focus on nuclear weapons. Her newest poem, “Anointed” can be seen as…
International shipping is the backbone of our global trading system. But it can no longer be given a free pass on climate change. If this industrial sector were a…
What more important moment in the life of a canoe than when she leaves the land to reach her new home, the Ocean? Thursday the 5th 2018, at the…
The crew of the Okeanos Marianas set sail on a four-day voyage to Sarigan and Anatahan last Friday, stopping in Managaha to teach SDA kindergarteners about the canoe and…