Vision Kanak de l’Océan: the 2024–2025 activity report has just been published
How can indigenous knowledge be better integrated into ocean conservation? What major progress has been made over the last two years to better protect the Coral Sea Nature...
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Vision Kanak de l’Océan: the 2024–2025 activity report has just been published
How can indigenous knowledge be better integrated into ocean conservation? What major progress has been made over the last two years to better protect the Coral Sea Nature Reserve?
The new 2024–2025 activity report for the Kanak Vision of the Ocean project provides answers through a richly illustrated overview of the actions undertaken by New Caledonia’s traditional authorities to better integrate Kanak knowledge and cultural values into ocean conservation.
Throughout its pages, the publication outlines the project’s key achievements: its contribution to the 50-year moratorium on deep-sea mining, the strengthening of customary authorities’ involvement in the park’s governance, the dialogue between Kanak knowledge and scientific expertise, work on place-naming, international visibility at the United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC), key publications, awareness-raising initiatives targeting young pe
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