Lush rainforest ecosystem
Urgent Mission

Safeguarding our land.
Empowering our people.

We are a community-based Indigenous organization in the Solomon Islands, protecting local ecosystems and building sustainable futures through traditional knowledge and evidence-based action.

About Us

Rooted in tradition.
Growing towards resilience.

Established in 2019, the Tookina Tribal Land Conservation Association is anchored in the Suu Community, Manawai Harbour, East Are’are, Malaita Province. Our mission is to build a resilient, thriving, and culturally grounded community by safeguarding our land and sea.

Our Governance

Our organization operates on a three-tier system that ensures representation, accountability, and strategic action across all levels of our community.

1

Upper Level

Tribal Land Membership

2

Middle Level

Technical and Administrative Teams

3

Bottom Level

Board of Directors

Community gathering
Traditional practices
Core Programs

Holistic approaches for a complex world.

Our 11 core programs address the interconnected challenges of environmental conservation, economic stability, and cultural preservation.

Community-Based Resource Management

Ridge to reef conservation strategies deeply integrated with our traditional stewardship.

Adaptation & Mitigation

Addressing loss and damage by building robust resilience against climate impacts.

Land Use Planning & Mapping

Ensuring sustainable allocation of tribal land resources for future generations.

Climate-Smart Agriculture

Promoting food security through resilient farming methods adapted to changing conditions.

Training Institute

Blending traditional, skills, and scientific knowledge to empower our people.

Digital NPF Yousave

Financial inclusion and security programming via the National Provident Fund.

Protected Area Focus

Establishing and maintaining critical sanctuaries for biodiversity.

Carbon Market Activity

Exploring sustainable revenue streams through global environmental mechanisms.

Sustainable Energy Solutions

Transitioning our communities to clean, independent, and renewable energy.

Youth Engagement

Fostering leadership, health, and teamwork among youth through sports programs.

Reforestation Programme

Actively restoring degraded lands and expanding our vital forest cover.

Projects & Impact

Action that echoes across generations.

From sustainable livelihoods to vital environmental protection, see how we are creating tangible benefits across Manawai, Kanata, and Suu communities.

Cocoa Dryer Facility
Completed Project

Manawai

Cocoa Dryer Facility

A successful community-led completion of a state-of-the-art cocoa dryer, boosting local agricultural livelihoods and securing better market prices for local farmers.

Women Saving Scheme
Completed Project

Suu & Kanata

Women Saving Scheme

Empowering Indigenous women through collaborative financial management, fostering economic independence and entrepreneurial ventures.

Reef Conservation Initiative
Ongoing Initiative

Manawai Harbour

Reef Conservation Initiative

Active monitoring and protection of our vital coral ecosystems, utilizing local Tookina Rangers to patrol and assess biodiversity.

Reports & Resources

Transparency in our impact.

Access latest ecosystem assessments, financial summaries, and annual retrospectives tracking our community-led initiatives.

Annual ReportFebruary 2026

Annual Conservation Impact Report 2025

3.2 MBDownload
ResearchNovember 2025

Manawai Harbour Reef Biodiversity Assessment

1.8 MBDownload
FinancialSeptember 2025

Women Savings Scheme Year 2 Financial Summary

800 KBDownload
Latest Stories

Voices from our community.

Read about our ongoing projects, community milestones, and daily conservation efforts straight from the tribal lands.

New Solar Micro-Grid Installed in Suu Village
Energy Solutions
April 15, 2026 Tookina Comms

New Solar Micro-Grid Installed in Suu Village

The transition to reliable, clean energy continues as twenty more households receive solar installations, drastically reducing diesel reliance.

Youth Eco-Clubs Lead Coastal Clean-Up
Youth Engagement
March 28, 2026 Tookina Youth

Youth Eco-Clubs Lead Coastal Clean-Up

Over forty young volunteers gathered at Manawai Harbour this weekend to remove plastic waste and learn about marine ecosystems.

GEF Small Grants Programme Renewed for 2026
Partnerships
February 10, 2026 Tookina Leadership

GEF Small Grants Programme Renewed for 2026

We are thrilled to announce a successful renewal of our partnership with the GEF Small Grants Programme to expand our sustainable agriculture footprint.

Get In Touch

Reach out and connect with our community.

For inquiries about our conservation efforts, partnership opportunities, or general questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Our Location

Suu Community, Manawai Harbour, Ward 19
East Are’are, Malaita Province
Solomon Islands

Phone

+677 7729751

Email

contact@tookina.org

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