OUR Projects

“Mangroves symbolise the resilience of our people through the impacts of climate change, which affect us, such as flooding, prolonged dry seasons, and sea level rise. Through all these challenges, mangroves continue to stand along our coastlines and wetlands protecting our people.” – Dr Salanieta Kitolelei, Fiji

Agricultural nursery - Raeterenga Kaintoka

IUCN—‘Securing Kiribati’

Drone Mapping

Environmental Remote Sensor Mapping

Mangrove Mele

Project Design for New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT)

Pacific Mangroves

Blue Carbon Strategy for Live & Learn Australia

Climate Vulnerability of Critically Endangered Mountain Gorilla

Climate Vulnerability of Critically Endangered Mountain Gorilla

Kondoa Irangi Hills

REDD+ Project—Kondoa Irangi Hills

Tagabe River Project

Riparian Restoration Tagabe River Project

Vulnerability & Adaptation Framework for Dry land + Savanna Ecosystem’s

Vulnerability & Adaptation Framework for Dry land + Savanna Ecosystem’s

Water Security

Vanuatu Climate Adaptation Project 2 (VCAP-2)

Dugong

Melanesia Coastal and Marine Ecosystem Resilience Programme (M-CMERP)

The Chyulu Hills

REDD+ Project—The Chyulu Hills

Adaptation at Scale in Semi-Arid Regions

Adaptation at Scale in Semi-Arid Regions

Consulting Services—United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

Mountain Watershed, South Sudan

Assessment for improved water management

Pacific Ecosystem-based Adaptation

Pacific Ecosystem-based Adaptation