The Micronesia Islands Nature Alliance held the second workshop for its annual “Schools for Environmental Conservation” program by hosting the participants on Managaha Island on March 9, 2019. SFEC is funded through the Department of the Interior and is designed to engage...

As the 90-day mark approaches since Super Typhoon Yutu struck Saipan and Tinian, Micronesia Islands Nature Alliance would like to recognize all of the dedication and hard work that has gone into the cleanup efforts by the hundreds of volunteers, federal agencies, and non-profit...

Super Typhoon Yutu’s howling winds of over 180 mph two weeks ago has left the Saipan lagoon littered with harmful debris that pose a threat to marine life. That includes an assortment of items made of tin, lumber, metal, green waste, etc.—typhoon debris that are extremely harmful...

Cohorts of the 2018 Pacific Century Fellows-Marianas Chapter were given a ringside seat on what needs to be done to improve the CNMI’s infrastructure and how to save the environment during its August session. Micronesia Islands Nature Alliance was the first stop, with program...