Sea cucumber babies – an. idea conceived in late 2019 has finally come to life! Ebiil Society is currently spawning and nursing semum and sea cucumber at Marine Resources for purpose of reseeding the ocean in a partnership between Ebiil Society and the Bureau of Marine Resources. When this photo was taken on November 19, 2020, these babies were approximately […]
Working closely with the Ministry of Education in Palau, Ebill Society recently conducted “Outdoor Classroom” activities as part of the Science curriculum for grades 4-6. Already, Koror Elementary School has been through the program, and now Ebiil Society is focusing this activity on the schools in Babeldaob. Youth learn much about Palau’s eco systems, including mangrove, seagrass and forestry. For […]
. Wecome to Ngerkeklau Island in Ngarchelong State. This is the best science classroom ever! . Explore rare plant life, or plant more on the island. Take a seat and enjoy the view. Shower, rest. . Explore archeology. Shown below are recently discovered pottery shards and turtle bones. There is so much more to discover! For […]
On Thursday, October 29th, the Ebiil Society joined the 5th Anniversary Celebrations for the Palau National Marine Sanctuary. Celebrating protection of reef fish and promotion of consumption of pelagic fish, Ebiil Society’s youth volunteers educated visitors to the booth about environmental issues related to fisheries, and promoted the Camp Ebiil Summer Camp program. The 5th Anniversary celebrations were held at […]
In August, Ebiil Society held a participatory mapping exercise with Palauan fishermen, dive masters, and tour operators. Thank you for making the time to come and teach about the critical marine habitats in Palau. For more information, please contact Ebiil Society.
In March, Palau closed incoming flights and we were suddenly separate from the outside world. COVID-19 is still unknown to Palau yet we observe it through media and understand how so many countries stood still as the pandemic grew. With much time on our hands, it is a good opportunity to heal environmental damage and initiate education. These are some […]
In March, Palau closed incoming flights and we were suddenly separate from the outside world. COVID-19 is still unknown to Palau yet we observe it through media and understand how so many countries stood still as the pandemic grew. With much time on our hands, it is a good opportunity to heal environmental damage and initiate education. These are some […]
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Due to an overwhelming response, the three research camps on Forestry, Fishery and Sustainable Tourism are now full and are no longer taking applications. This is the Research Camp which was planned for June 28th to July 9th. If you have questions, please call the Ebiil Society office @ 855-2676, or email ngerkeklau@gmail.com for more information. Thank you and have […]
It was a very special day up northern Babeldoab as Ngarchelong leaders- the Assembly, Rubekul Ngarchelong and Public Land Authority tour Ngarkeklau sustainable development project with Ebiil. Thank you for demonstrating true leadership and support for sustainable resource management for Ngarchelong on May 12th. 🙏🏽👏🏽👊🏽 Ngerkeklau Island is a nesting habitat for Hawksbill and Green Turtles, as well as the […]
