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The Climate and Oceans Support Program in the Pacific (COSPPac) through its Coordination and Communications Unit (CCU) supports...

The Pacific sea-level monitoring network consists of tide monitoring facilities in 12 countries across the Pacific. Watch this video to...

With support from the Australian Government, the Tongan Government, and the Pacific Community (SPC), a tide gauge has been recording sea...

The Fiji Meteorological Service facilitated a Sugarcane Rainfall Outlook Workshop to gauge feedback on the climate outlook products issued by the Fiji Meteorological Service on a monthly and weekly basis to further improve service provision for the sugar industry stakeholders.

By closely observing their local environment, communities in the Pacific have developed skills that enable them to build coping strategies for extreme weather and climate events. They are able to make their own predictions for weather and climate variables based on traditional knowledge that has evolved through observation and experience over a considerable period of time.

The Pacific Ocean Portal is an interactive website for visualizing and accessing historical, real-time and predictive ocean data categorized by marine applications on an integrated and user-friendly platform.

Tuvalu can now boast of housing a state-of-the-art Tide Gauge facility which will provide high quality sea level, climate and geodetic information that will assist with better planning and preparedness.