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South Pacific Projects is a UK based non-profit marine conservation organisation.
We work closely with local communities in Fiji to assist in the establishment of community-managed Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). These MPAs can help to provide long-term food security whilst protecting biodiversity. We collaborate with project partners including the International Whale & Dolphin Conservation Society, Global Vision International and the SEA LIFE London Aquarium to achieve our conservation goals.
Our community based projects provide the resources and training necessary to empower local communities to establish Marine Protected Areas. By sharing research findings with our project partners, we empower Fijian communities to make informed decisions regarding sustainable resource management.
Our research assists the local community and takes place so that the Department of Fisheries, the Fijian Locally Managed Marine Area Network (FLMMA), the University of the South Pacific and volunteer organisation, Global Vision International can work together on towards developing sustainable management plans for the unique reef systems of the region.
These plans focus on improving the quality of life in for local villages that depend on threatened marine resources. The other focus is on maintaining the biological diversity and productivity of the fisheries. Considering potential threats to global fisheries from climate change and human impact, it is critical that data be gathered for use in local environmental management plans.
Our Fijian marine conservation project supports research into biodiversity conservation, sustainable fisheries, marine protected area (MPA) management and capacity building.
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