‘Everybody, any village. They need to be prepared’ - Fijian village head message for community members ahead of disasters

Fijian village head shares the positive impacts mangrove planting has had on their community

Fijian village head aiming for the right balance in the logging industry, making profits while remaining sustainable

Tongan resident uses their personal experience to highlight the importance of inclusive disaster planning for communities

Tongan radio announcer recalls his fond memories of working with the national broadcaster especially during times of disaster coverage

Disaster preparedness training in Solomon Islands run by a group not known for their work in this space

Fijian village welcomes new dedicated evacuation centre after years of messages like ‘go anywhere where you can be safe’

Simple flag warning system introduced to Solomon Islands to help boaters make safe decisions before and during disasters

Evacuation plans are crucial in Pacific disaster preparedness, and not having them can create problems even before an event

How unpredictable weather conditions are leading to dangerous fishing conditions and an increase in price at the local fish markets

Fijian coastal communities are facing the impossible decision to stay or relocate from their homes that are being impacted by rising seas and erosion

Having ‘tricky’ conversations about the concept of ‘loss and damage’ as a result of disasters and climate change in the Pacific

Samoan village has constructed large levy walls but it’s still not enough when heavy rain hits

‘I have to calm myself first’ - Why this Samoan radio announcer needs to take a few deep breaths before emergency broadcast coverage

‘You will feel this sense of responsibility’ - Papua New Guinea resident describes the feeling of planting mangroves to help his community

Battling against unseasonal and high rainfall conditions, one Papua New Guinea farmer explains how he’s coping under the pressure

Changes to the climate are making it tougher for beekeepers in Solomon Islands to stay in the industry

One of the final touches for a Tongan ta’ovala comes from a natural product that takes time and knowledge to create

Access to fresh and safe water is an ongoing problem for a coastal village in Papua New Guinea and there’s no clear solution in sight

‘Married to this place’ - the strong description from one Papua New Guinea villager who is devastated by the environmental impacts on their home