New Association Launched to Protect East Are’Are Rainforests

New Association Launched to Protect East Are’Are Rainforests

Editor’s DeskMar 16, 20233 min read

BY JOHN HOUANIHAU A new Association has been launched as the latest step in protecting the rich and rare rainforest in the remote central highlands of East Are’are in the province of Malaita. Roreaita Biodiversity Rainforest Conservation Association has been…

Teenage Farmer Earns Money to Continue Formal Education

Teenage Farmer Earns Money to Continue Formal Education

Editor’s DeskMar 7, 20234 min read

BY JOHN HOUANIHAU AT a time when the majority of youth dropouts in the Solomon Islands are busy chasing seasonal employment opportunities and other ways to earn a living, a teenager from Marovo Lagoon in the Western province has not…

Update on Impact Of Cyclone Judy on Temotu, To Be Establish

Update on Impact Of Cyclone Judy on Temotu, To Be Establish

News DeskFeb 28, 20233 min read

BY JOHN HOUANIHAU GROUND information associated with Tropical Cyclone Judy affecting Temotu province’s outer islands, Tikopia, Anuta and Vanikoro is yet to be established. This was confirmed to ENVIRONMENT MEDIA by Michael Siau of Weather forecasting office and Brian Tom,…

Working to Conserve Babatana Rainforest in Choiseul Province

Working to Conserve Babatana Rainforest in Choiseul Province

Editor’s DeskFeb 17, 20236 min read

BY JOHN HOUANIHAU A forest monitoring survey based on technical assessments was recently carried out by local rangers of the Babatana Rainforest Conservation Project in South Choiseul. The survey work was carried out earlier this year by local rangers from…

52 Tina River Hydro Project Sponsored Students Enrolled

52 Tina River Hydro Project Sponsored Students Enrolled

Editor’s DeskFeb 13, 20233 min read

CLASSES are ready to commence for 52 students from catchment communities sponsored by the Tina River Hydropower Development Project (TRHDP) under the Community Benefit Sharing Project (CBSP).   The 22 males and 30 females are continuing students at the Solomon Islands…