A leopard shark has been officially recorded in Samoan waters for the first time, following an observation on Wednesday. The sighting confirms the species inhabits the region's marine environment.Scientist and local film crews have captured rare footage of marine life in island waters, revealing ...
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By Ramaleh Viliamu
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14 August 2026, 5:30PM
Another marine species stands out for its vital role in the island's coastal ecosystem, the Parrotfish follows after the recent…
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) and sound recording technology is helping conservationists find and protect Samoa’s…
Humpback whales have been spotted off the Samoan Coastline on Wednesday, with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment…
National Geographic Pristine Seas has begun a month-long scientific expedition in Samoa, with its expedition leader warning…
Professor Upolu Luma Vaai has asked a simple question: "Where is Samoa standing?" It is a question the Government should…
The operators of the stock exchange in Fiji, the South Pacific Stock Exchange, were in Samoa two weeks ago exploring how more…
