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Rennell Island, locally known as Mugaba, stands as the world's largest raised coral atoll, nestled in the Pacific Ocean, 210 kilometers south of Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands. Covering 660 square kilometers, its unique geological formation, shaped over millions of years, sets it apart from typical coral atolls, showcasing an elevated landscape with a central depression. East Rennell, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998, encompasses Lake Tegano, the South Pacific's largest lake, teeming with diverse flora and fauna. This freshwater oasis spans 15,000 hectares, housing native species like the Rennell Island crocodile and the endangered giant freshwater lobster amid its wetlands and forests. The Rennellese people, with a strong connection to Polynesian heritage, preserve their culture rooted in nature, reflecting in their language and traditional practices. Despite threats like deforestation and invasive species, there are ongoing conservation efforts striving to protect Rennell Island's biodiversity and unique culture while promoting sustainable development for local communities.