The opportunity in the Pacific is historical. We have a window, where a lot of action and progress is needed — to safeguard the critical biodiversity and to ensure that peoples and nations are resilient to the changes that are happening to our climate. The only way we will get there is if we journey together. We invite you to join ours, we ask to join yours. Together possible. 

WWF-Pacific works with communities, including Indigenous Peoples, to promote community-led conservation and sustainability initiatives, and integrate traditional knowledge and practices that support biodiversity conservation and sustainable resource management. This involves engaging community-based youth groups such as the Nacula Village Youth Group, the Mali District Youth Group and the Kavewa Youth Group.

We work closely with governments including the Council of Regional Organizations of the Pacific (CROP) to ensure initiatives align with national development plans and policies and collaborate with CSOs to enable conservation initiatives and collectively advocate on key policies. 

We also engage with academia to generate evidence-based solutions to complex conservation challenges and work with the private sector to promote sustainable business practices and investments.