Palau’s popular Jellyfish Lake is reopening to tourists after closing for several years following a decline in the number of golden jellyfish that have made the lake famous. News.

Palau has a history of standing tough when it comes to environmental protection – every visitor entering Palau has to sign an eco-pledge – but the closing of the lake was a communal effort ...

There are more than 50 marine lakes throughout Palau, but Jellyfish Lake is the only one people can visit. Just 20,000 years ago, the area used to be a dry depression, ...

Palau will ban reef toxic sunscreen by 2020 in an effort to protect its coral reefs after the president of the country signed a bill into law. ... including the world-famous Jellyfish Lake, ...

Swimming in Palau's Jellyfish Lake comes with an eerie warning. Swimming in a lake filled with jellyfish has become a popular attraction of this emerging Pacific Island destination, but the only ...

During a peak for the lake’s residents back in 2005, it’s estimated there were around 30 million M. papua etpisoni in Jellyfish Lake, but most of the time there are thought to be nearer to 5 ...

Palau has a history of standing tough when it comes to environmental protection – every visitor entering Palau has to sign an eco-pledge – but the closing of the lake was a communal effort ...

Palau will ban reef toxic sunscreen by 2020 in an effort to protect its coral reefs after the president of the country signed a bill into law. President Tommy Remengesau Jr. signed The Responsible ...

Swimming in a lake filled with jellyfish has become a popular attraction of this emerging Pacific Island destination, but the only danger is from an unexpected source. I’m at Jellyfish Lake ...