Newsletters
Newsletter for July 2016
Including articles:
- Pacific women leading the way in climate and meteorology
- Climate application projects in Solomon Islands and Samoa a great success
- What you need to know about the COSPPac transition
- Pacific Community takes the lead on geodetic surveys
- Stakeholders gather in Niue for World Meteorological Day
- Celebrating the 100th Online Climate Outlook Forum
- Subregional oceans and tides workshop makes a splash
- Partners drive the traditional knowledge project forward
Newsletter for November 2015
Including articles:
- Kiribati Met develops new climate and drought products for stakeholders
- Showcasing Pacific Climate Services
- Traditional Knowledge in Niue
- Confidence boost in communication
- Hands on games for climate education in PNG
- Real Time Data Display in Action
- Presenting at Greenhouse 2015
- COSPPac annual stakeholder survey results – Thanks for your feedback!!!
- People profiles – Maria Ngemaes and Stamy Criticos
Newsletter for July 2015
Including articles:
- A look into the eye of Pam: Vanuatu Met's account of cyclone Pam
- Vanuatu's Weather Forecasters' experience in a category 5 tropical cyclone event
- SCOPIC 4: Some exciting new additions for drought monitoring
- Tuvalu celebrates World Met Day
- Deep diving in the Pacific brings interesting conversations
- My great moment in Melbourne and productive learning experience in Cairns
- Linking seasonal forecasts with disaster preparedness in the Pacific
- People profiles – Melissa Matthews and Peni Musunamasi
Newsletter for February 2015
Including articles:
- Climate Adaption Conference in Queensland – Oct 2014
- Traditional knowledge projects in Niue, Samoa and Solomon Islands
- Reflections from PNG's representative at the Climate Adaptation Conference
- Building drought resilience in Fiji – Stakeholder workshop Nov 2014
- Hydropower forecasts with Samoa Met and the Electric Power Corp
- Historic meeting for the regions' land surveyors in Suva, Nov 2014
- COSPPac's tide prediction calendars are enthusiastically received
- People profiles: Grant Smith & Bart Thomas
Newsletter for September 2014
Including articles:
- The new Kiribati Meteorological Service website has gone live!
- Sharing climate information in Vanuatu
- Seasonal Forecasting in the Pacific - COSPPac Mentoring & Attachments Program
- Monthly COSPPac Bulletin - Revamped
- Tuvalu Met Service talks climate services with stakeholders
- RMI’s First National Climate Change Dialogue
- Solomon Islands malaria monitoring and early warning system - testing to begin
- Tides and Oceans Conversation Series
- People Profile: Rossy Pulehetoa-Mitiepo
- People Profile: Jodie Kane
Newsletter for July 2014
Including articles:
- Drought planning in South Tarawa, Kiribati
- Papua New Guinea workshops explore climate and communication
- Traditional Knowledge moving forward in Vanuatu
- Solomon Islands gets ready for Traditional Knowledge project
- Training for Pacific Land Surveyors
- Pacific representatives shine at COSPPac Regional Workshop
- Reflecting on the regional observers training workshop in Fiji
- People Profile: Elisabeth Thompson
- People Profile: Lloyd Tahani
Newsletter for April 2014
Including articles:
- Real-Time Data Display is Officially Released!
- Malaria Project in Solomon Islands Shows Great Promise
- Tuvalu and Papua New Guinea Look Toward the Future
- Sea Level Program Planning Workshop a Success
- Tide Calendars in Action
- COSPPac Planning Meeting and Mid-Term Review
- Barriers to using Seasonal Outlooks - Cognitive Illusion (Part 2)
- People Profile: Jeff Aquilina
- People Profile: Meelina Ailesi
Newsletter for January 2014
Including articles:
- Staff and Stakeholder Workshops in Kiribati and the Cook Islands
- Traditional Knowledge Poster Award
- Pacific Surveyors Collaborate at FIG Meeting - Suva, 18-20 September
- Tide Gauge Upgrades Complete
- First Vanuatu Rainfall Network Workshop
- Tonga Meetings a Success
- Barriers to using Season Outlooks - Cognitive Illusion (Part 1)
- People Profile: Isabelle Jeanne
- People Profile: Kamaitia Rubetaake
Newsletter for September 2013
Including articles:
- How is Sea Level Data Used?
- Samoa Workshop and Learning & Development plan
- Attachment training with Mike from Vanuatu Met
- Traditional Knowledge Database development has begun
- Climate variability and hydropower - Samoa
- Climate Crabs
- The Second Pacific Meteorological Council and Joint Disaster & Climate Change Meetings
- People Profile: Roan Plotz
- People Profile: Maara Vaiimene
Newsletter for April 2013
Including articles:
- Recent workshops: Science, Media and Stakeholders workshops - Solomon Islands and Niue
- How traditional knowledge can strengthen forecasts
- Using climate data to understand malaria season
- Seasonal climate outlooks tool to be redeveloped
- New tide gauge for Niue
- Learning and development plans
- People profile: Bianca Stewart
- People profile: Mike Waiwai