Fiji’s beauty is not just something you look at; it’s something you move through. Reefs glow just beneath clear water, beaches stay clean, and the underwater world pulls you in with colour, calm, and depth. Inland, rivers wind through green valleys and gorges, carving spectacular canyon walls, while waterfalls and rainforest trails reveal quieter corners of the islands. Palm trees sway in the trade winds or rustle in sea breezes.
This section explores the conservation work, shaped by both people and nature, that helps ensure reefs remain resilient, rivers run clear, coastlines stay healthy, and the islands’ wild, watery heart continues to thrive for the generations who call Fiji home, and the travellers lucky enough to experience it.
Fiji’s Resilient Reefs – By Stacy Jupiter, PhD Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
