Abstract Themes

1. Nature-Based Solutions for Planetary Health

   Explore and promote the use of nature-based solutions to address environmental challenges, enhance biodiversity, and support sustainable development in Oceania, emphasizing the integration of traditional ecological knowledge and modern science.

2. Intergenerational and Interspecies Justice

   Advocate for policies and practices that ensure fairness and equity across generations and species, recognizing the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health and the need to protect the rights and well-being of future generations and all living beings.

3. Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Place-Based Action

   Highlight the value of traditional ecological knowledge and place-based action learnings in fostering resilient and sustainable communities, drawing on the wisdom and practices of indigenous peoples to inform and guide planetary health initiatives.

4. Blue Health and Blue Foods

   Focus on the critical role of healthy marine and freshwater ecosystems (blue health) and sustainable aquatic food systems (blue foods) in supporting the health and well-being of Pacific communities, emphasizing the need for conservation and sustainable management of these vital resources.

5. Reframing Vulnerability: From Vulnerability to Power

   Shift the narrative from vulnerability to empowerment by highlighting stories and strategies that demonstrate resilience, innovation, and strength within Pacific communities, promoting a more positive and proactive approach to addressing environmental and health challenges.