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Explore 7 protected areas in Solomon Islands — rated across 10 categories

The first nationally declared protected area in the Solomon Islands, a marine park covering reefs, lagoons and sand cays in Manning Strait between Isabel and Choiseul. Co-managed by the Ministry of En

Arnavon Islands

A UNESCO World Heritage Site covering the southern third of Rennell, the largest raised coral atoll in the world, encompassing brackish Lake Tegano (the largest lake in the insular Pacific) and surrou

East Rennell

A forest conservation area protecting all land above 400 m elevation on the volcanic island of Kolombangara, covering the peaks of Mount Veve, Mount Rano and Mount Tepalamenggatu. The largest upland f

Kolombangara

A catchment conservation area in the interior highlands of Guadalcanal protecting montane rainforest and the headwaters of the Komarindi (Mberande) River. Established through a government-supported ca

Komarindi

A government-managed forest reserve on Guadalcanal, one of the few terrestrial protected areas in the Solomon Islands formally held under state management. Protects lowland tropical forest.

Naro

The only formally designated national park in the Solomon Islands, established in 1953 in the hills above Honiara on Guadalcanal. Originally 61 km2, it was reduced to about 8 km2 in 1973 after logging

Queen Elizabeth II

The largest uninhabited tropical island in the South Pacific, protecting pristine lowland rainforest and a rich inshore marine area with a 13 km no-take zone. Managed by the Tetepare Descendants Assoc

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