The Protected Areas Network (PAN)Fund awarded twelve PAN state employees in a Marine Ecological Monitoring Training Course through the Palau Community College( PCC) Continuing Education(CE) Program. Two Researchers, Ms. Ikelau Otto and Ms. Lincy Marino, from the Palau International Coral Reef Center(PICRC),conducted the training that spanned the course of two weeks (60hrs). Participants of the […]
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PAN supported three recipients of scholarship program
The Protected Areas Network (PAN) was able to support three college interns this summer under the Internship component of the PAN Capacity Building Scholarship Program. This opportunity was made possible through partnership with the Palau National Scholarship Office. Through this partnership, PAN Fund was able to support bi-weekly stipend to the three interns over the […]
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PAN Effective Management Workshop
The Protected Areas Network (PAN) together with several agencies teamed up to help PAN site managers gain the necessary knowledge and skills to be able to effectively manage their states’ protected areas, which was the main goal of the three‐day work shop facilitated by the Palau Conservation Society(PCS). The workshop was held on July 16‐18 […]
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PAN’s Melekeok Conservation Network showcases initiatives at 25th MOE Convention
July 25, 2019– The Protected Areas Network (PAN), as part of the initiative to improve its public relations, had conducted two sessions to inform the public about its initiatives during the Ministry of Education’s (MOE) 25th Annual Education Convention. In both sessions, PAN office communications officer was able to share some history that created PAN […]
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PICRC socio-economic study suggests increased MPA awareness in Koror State
Members of PIRC Palau International Coral Reef Center (PICRC) released a report documenting the results from the baseline socio-economic study conducted in Koror State on 28th of March. This study was designed to assess the community’s perceptions of their Protected Areas Network (PAN) sites. The results of this study can be used by Koror State PAN […]