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TEAHUPO’O, Tahiti (Reuters) — On the remote south coast of Tahiti, where its Jurassic peaks and azure lagoon art accessible only by boat, Patrick Rochette explains how centuries-old Polynesian conservation traditions are being revived to protect this unique environment.
