The MAI MA’ASINA GREEN BELT (MMGB) is a non-profit organization that advocates for intact forest management, wildlife protection, and cultural preservation in the Southern region of Malaita Province, Solomon Islands. We aim to create a network of communities and collaborate with local government and international organizations to address conservation and climate change issues.
We identified three strategic management goals that include biodiversity conservation and sustainable use of resources, climate change adaptation and mitigation, and cultural preservation and community development. MMGB has developed action plans and proposed activities to address these goals and protect the environment.
Environment development and protection of resources
Social development and community empowerment
Economic development, sustainability and self-reliance
Generating the scientific evidence needed to protect forests, strengthen customary conservation, and respond to growing logging pressures. East Are’Are, Malaita Province — 22 September–2 October 2026 From 22nd September to 2nd October 2026, the Mai-Maasina Green Belt (MMGB) undertook an intensive biodiversity baseline survey across four community conservation areas in the East Are’Are Cluster: Hi’i,…
Takataka Eco-Village, Malaita | 1–2 October 2026 The Solomon Islands Rangers Association (SIRA) has completed a two-day ranger training for selected members of the Mai-Maasina Green Belt (MMGB) network at the Takataka Eco-Village Conservation Hub. Rangers travelled from different conservation areas across West and East ‘Are ‘Are to take part in the training. The participating…
Mai Maasina Green Belt is organizing a 2 days’ workshop for rangers of 8 identified conservation members. The scheduled date is on 1-2 October. The training will be held at Takataka Eco Village Conservation center, Masupa. The training will be facilitated by Solomon Islands Rangers Association and rangers are expected to learn; Baseline survey skills,…
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