UNOC3 conference
TETIAROA SOCIETY AT UNOC 3 - SAVE THE DATE !
From June 2 to 13, 2025 , Tetiaroa Society team will be at the 3rd United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC) in Nice, sharing our projects, research, and commitment to ocean conservation.
OUR PROGRAM
🗓 June 3–5 | 6 PM – 8PM
Poster Exhibition & Discussions with Scientists → Tetiaroa Restoration Atoll Program (TARP) – Simon Ducatez & Jayna DeVore → HONU Project – Romain Clervoy & Frank Murphy → SWAC Techno-Economic Analysis – Franck Lucas
Accessible only to One Ocean Science Congress registrants.
🗓 June 9 | 2 PM – 3:15 PM “ The deep sea ecosystems of French Polynesia: an area to explore and protect, a source of clean and sustainable energy ” Organised by Tetiaroa Society, in partnership with France and French Polynesia, with presentations by Sylvia Earle, Richard Bailey, IRD, Ifremer, UPF, and Cluster Maritime French Polynesia.
📍 Side Event – Blue Zone – Room 5 , Nice, France Access restricted to UNOC Blue Zone accredited participants
📝 🗓 June 11 | 5:30 PM – 6 PM “ The science-based restoration program of Teti’aroa atoll ” by Simon Ducatez
📍 France 3 Oceans Pavilion – La Baleine Room
📝Open to all with registration
Meet us at these Te Mana O Te Moana Events, also:
🗓 June 4 | 5:15 PM – 6 PM “Tetiaroa, a research hub for green sea turtles in French Polynesia” Speakers: Dr. Cécile Gaspar, Maina Sage, with the participation of Vairupe Huioutu Pater, Richard Bailey, and Sylvia Earle 📍 Green Zone – ORCA Room📝 📝Registration required
🗓 June 8 | 10h30-12h “Women Actions for Ocean" Intervention by Dr. Cécile Gaspar, and Cerise Calixte, with the participation of Vairupe Huioutu Pater. 📍Centre Universitaire Méditerranéen (CUM), 65 promenade des Anglais, Nice. 👉Accessible by reservation only
Tetiaroa Society is a US registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (Tax ID #45-1080688). We host scientific research, develop and implement conservation and education programs, and curate the island's knowledge base. We partner with The Brando to establish Tetiaroa as a model for sustainability, where businesses, non-profits, scientists, educators and the local community work together for common goals. Our program objectives are summarized in our Conservation and Sustainable Use Plan, which is available on our website.