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October 3, 2017

Barbados – The Diver’s Dream

Written by Kylie Barton

Barbados is the diver’s dream. This is whether you are new to diving, or a seasoned diver with years of experience. The waters of Barbados are strikingly unique, and even those who have dived all over the world are sure to find something new here.

Early this…

September 29, 2017

The Ocean as our Lungs

Written by Kylie Barton

‘The Ocean as our lungs’ was the main theme of the Pacific Blue Economy Conference that was held at the end of August in Suva. The United Nations Resident Coordinator to the Pacific, Osnat Lubrani, said that the ocean is compromised, and as a result so…

April 20, 2014

Seafood and eat it – how our food habits affect our environment

Written by Kylie Barton

Our increasing taste for seafood is one of the most environmentally damaging trends of the 21st century. Aquaculture, has the potential to help limit food poverty and create food security in some of the world’s poorest nations, but only if it is undertaken in a sustainable,…

October 29, 2013

Future for Fiji; sustainable tourism ‘crucial’ in anticipation of Aussie cuts

Written by Kylie Barton

A number of scientific experts and academics have championed the role of sustainable tourism for the development of Fiji and the other islands in the Pacific region, at an event in Australia at the end of last month.

Director General of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community…

Pure shores – the ripple effect of good water management for Fiji

Written by Kylie Barton

Great steps are being taken to ensure water management security for the communities of Fiji, but it is imperative that tour operators get involved at the grass roots too to allow the ripple effect to be far reaching.

October 24, 2013

Bouma National Heritage Park in Fiji

Written by Kirsty Barnby

Protected areas such as the Bouma National Heritage Park that have little active management and are under some threat from expanding small-scale subsistence and cash-crop agriculture – especially kava (yagona), is our priority. Here at Island Spirit we take our guests deep into the forest to experience…

October 15, 2013

Tadra Womens Arts and Crafts Project – A new project is born

Written by Kirsty Barnby

Tadra Womens Arts and Crafts Project, Taveuni is now officially under the Island Spirit umbrella and will soon be supported by a AusAid volunteer.

3% of each guests Island Spirit escape will go straight into the fund for this project – that equates to at least $USD32…

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