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7 June 2025
On 5-6 June in Apia, Samoa, Save our Fiji proudly joined the regional movement to tackleplastic pollution at the Tide Turners Train-the-Trainers Workshop.
We contributed by sharing our insights and wrote a little story to highlight our ongoingcommitment to protecting the Pacific’s environment. Together with youth leaders andenvironmental advocates across the region, we are empowering communities to create lastingchange for a cleaner, healthier Pacific.
Organized by UNEP, the Tide Turners Train-the-Trainers event, held in Apia for WorldEnvironment Day 2025, aimed to equip Pacific national focal points with the tools to implementthe Tide Turners Plastic Challenge and scale community-driven action against plastic pollution.
The two-day program integrated themes of human rights, gender equity, and environmental law,culminating in a conservation activity such as tree planting.
Watch the video here:
https://www.facebook.com/UNEPROAP/videos/722356260299070/?rdid=kJ7OiKd4IgzcIsJq#
Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme - SPREP Ministry of Natural Resources
and Environment Samoa Samoa Conservation Society United Nations Human Rights UNDP in Samoa,
Cook Islands, Tokelau & Niue UN Environment Programme
28 January 2026
Fiji faces growing pressures on freshwater resources due to climate change, population growth, and uneven infrastructure, especially in rural and coastal communities.🌊💧
Our latest article in the International Institute for Sustainable Development explores practical solutions, including protecting watersheds, empowering communities to manage water systems, diversifying water sources, improving storage, and strengthening governance.
By combining ecosystem-based approaches, community engagement, and climate adaptation, Fiji is building resilient, sustainable, and equitable water systems.
Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e_teu_8K