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Find out what's new in the Micronesia program.
One of the wettest places on Earth, the island of Pohnpei is a deep green speck in the vast blue Pacific Ocean. Rising from the ocean depths, the island of Pohnpei is home to more than 100 endemic species, found nowhere else on the planet. But until now, life below the turquoise waters has not been well known.
Learn more about Palau in this video clip highlighting the Conservancy's program to study reefs resilient to bleaching after a 1998 coral bleaching event.
Join the Conservancy's Dr. Rod Salm as he explores the coral reefs of Palau's Rock Islands.
Nature picture credits (top to bottom, left to right): Photo © Jez O'Hare (Estuary near Kolonia in Pohnpei); Photo © Jez O'Hare (Woman and child preparing breadfruit in Pohnpei).