Pacific Island nations are home to some of the planet’s most diverse ecosystems and indigenous cultures. Largely because of their natural and cultural interest, tourism is the only industry that has grown consistently over the last five years. But that growth has come at an environmental and social cost and brings increasing risk. The region is the world’s most vulnerable to overfishing, deforestation, ocean acidification, climate change and habitat destruction. If current patterns continue, 75 percent of the region’s fisheries will be unable to meet local demand by 2030.