On October 26th, a Forum for Womens Fisheries will involve various communities in Palau to begin conversations around womens fisheries, the status and collaborative solutions that can drive development support. Following this initial forum, a series of similar dialogue to further discussions in small communities, and in exchange with decision makers and resource managers. This project is a collaborative effort […]
Participating in an Ebiil “Outdoor Classroom” environmental studies program, a class of 15 students and their teacher visited from the Taiwan Fujen Catholic University on October 3, 2019 to observe mangrove ecosystem and biodiversity. As part of their cultural visit, the students also performed a traditional Taiwanese dance for the Ebiil Society.
Ebiil Society joined the Independance Day demonstrations on September 29th at the Japan/Palau Friendship bridge. The Ebiilers who have been taking traditional navigation training with Master Navigator Sesarior Sewralur include Iseko Willyander, Macy Nagata and Landon Mos Sewralur.
