New coral growth offers hope for Samoa’s damaged reefs

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New coral growth is beginning to appear on reef restoration structures installed in Samoa, providing an early look at how damaged reef areas may recover with continued care and monitoring. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment shared photographs showing two stages of the restoration process. One image shows a community member attaching new coral fragments to a reef star during an installation in June, while another shows encouraging growth...

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UTOS declares SAT$13.84 million dividend for more than 8,200 unitholders

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