Reverse the Red is a global movement that “aims to ignite optimism and collaborative action to guarantee the survival of all species we share this planet with and the ecosystems they live in. Reverse the Red means to reverse the declining trajectory of …
Saving Fiji’s threatened seabirds The Delaisavu colony on Gau island is the world’s largest documented colony of the Collared petrel (Pterodroma brevipes). This year, NatureFiji-MareqetiViti, Lomani Gau Initiative and Birdlife International continue our …
A world first discovery A study on the relationship between the Fiji blossom bat and the Fiji forest native plant, Kuluva made a world first discovery of a new pollination system called chiropteropisteusis (bat reliant). “We discovered that the Kuluva …
The 1st Pacific Islands Bat Forum is a free virtual event that will bring bat conservationists and key stakeholders together from across the Pacific and the wider Oceania region. The aim of the forum is to facilitate the sharing of knowledge between …
WORLD WETLANDS DAY 2021: WETLANDS AND WATER On February 2nd every year, the signatories to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands of International Importance commemorate the objectives of the Convention through a theme. Fiji became a signatory to the Ramsar …
NatureFiji-MareqetiViti Club members fund the search for our Kulawai Immense support has poured in from NatureFiji-MareqetiViti club members and supporters to fund our search for Fiji’s most endangered forest bird, the Kulawai. Just two weeks ago, we had …
In November 2019, in partnership with our friends from IUCN Oceania Regional Office, BirdLife International, Conservation International, Wildlife Conservation Society, National Trust of Fiji and the Fiji Museum, we launched our campaign to raise funds to …
