In “Our Ocean’s Promise: From Aspirations to Inspirations,” author Giff Johnson chronicles the history of fishing in the Marshall Islands, and forecasts an even more prosperous future.

Pacific nations have been taking up organic policies not just in the hope of economic prosperity but for the survival of their people and their lands.

The United Nations Conference of Biological Diversity will likely be the stage for pledges to create new marine protected areas.

The vaccinated man’s death is the first since April last year, while there are 273 active cases in the Commonwealth.

The USS Halsey returned to its homeport Monday after operations in the Arabian Gulf supporting the withdrawal from Afghanistan and in the South China Sea.

The commonwealth’s House of Representatives have criticized Japan’s plans to offload processed nuclear wastewater into the sea.

Surrounded by water and facing a precarious future, Kiribati is learning from Samoan limu harvesters how to improve their livelihoods.

The Climate Vulnerable Forum recently completed its fourth regional dialogue, and 11 Asian nations have shown their support for their Pacific partners.

The first ever summit raised the profile of aquaculture, even as the participation of large corporate interests sparked dissent.

U.S. Army Reserve nurses have been enlisted to help an embattled and short-staffed Guam Memorial Hospital as hospitalizations increase.