The Remote Solomon Islands Are a Diver's Paradise in the South Pacific
"At Tetepare, the largest uninhabited island in the South Pacific, residents were limited to a handful of rangers. A century and a half ago, headhunting was a problem here, so the inhabitants fled to safer islands. Now their descendants are keen to save their homeland. They have established a conservation scheme to protect the place from the depredations of loggers, while the E.U. has funded a basic guesthouse for visitors."
