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Nearly 40,000 Coral Juveniles Produced at PICRC to Support Reef Restoration

Rising ocean temperatures, the intensification of typhoons, and other climate change-related impacts are placing coral reefs under increasing stress, leading to large-scale bleaching events and coral mortality worldwide. Palau’s reefs represent a particular case, as they have generally fared better against these global threats than reefs in many other parts of the world. Nevertheless, some […]

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Palau Unites for National Earth Month 2026

“The Spirit of Kingrohoshi for Successful Communities” The Republic of Palau once again demonstrated the strength of community stewardship and collective responsibility through the successful observance of National Earth Month 2026 under the continuing theme: “Investing in Our Communities for Success.” Throughout the month of April, communities, traditional leaders, schools, state governments, NGOs, youth groups, […]

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Palau Women train in giant clam farming to boost sustainability and local economies

By: Laurel Marewibuel KOROR, Palau — Women from Melekeok and Aimeliik states are building new pathways to financial independence and environmental stewardship through giant clam farming, launching a training program this January in Melekeok focused on sustainable aquaculture and small-business development. The Giant Clam Aquaculture Farming initiative equips women gleaners and fishers with practical skills […]

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