We are supporting efforts to scale up investment in the management of invasive species as a key action for increasing ecosystem and community resilience in the Pacific.

The VSA Way shares stories from Pacific partners and Volunteer Service Abroad New Zealand volunteers working together to achieve their goals.

Using community-based social marketing approaches to help save the Manumea, Samoa's national bird from extinction.

We are working with the Pacific Island Forum to encourage young Pacific Islanders to share their own vision for 2050 on social media.

Local chefs share delicious recipes for the Pacific's key food resource; tuna.

Since 2019 we've been supporting efforts by Te Taitimu Trust to improve the wellbeing of rangatahi by building leadership in manaakitanga and kaitiakitanga.

We are supporting a range of projects that focus on building capacity in ocean science throughout the Pacific Islands region. 

We are helping the World Bank to improve the resilience of infrastructure across the Pacific Islands region, including school buildings, water, sanitation and long-term urban planning.

We designed and produced this hugely popular social media campaign to help support the adoption of sustainable community-based fishing practices across the Pacific Islands region. 

We are supporting efforts to manage the increasing impacts of climate change on coastal and oceanic fisheries across the Pacific Islands region.

Join Kura and Uncle Ian as they explore traditional fishing techniques with some very modern tips 

Learn more about COSPPac, the support program that's helping Pacific Islanders adapt to and mitigate the impacts of climate variability.

Pacific Island migrants tell their stories about seeking employment opportunities to help increase the resilience of their homes and communities from the impacts from climate change. 

an earth observation system that uses decades of satellite data to show how local environments are changing over time.

We are supporting a range of projects to strengthen climate and weather warning systems for the Pacific.