In Malevu village on Naviti Island, retired police officer Vesivesi Bose has watched the coastaline change over the years as the sea slowly reshapes the place, he calls home 

Taking the small positives after a disaster in the Pacific, how one Samoan resident says the 2009 tsunami helped change people’s mind sets.  

Governments are working together to take advantage of the Pacific sun and convert it into energy for Pacific communities. 

Seawalls are common across the Pacific, but they don’t last forever. We visit a Fijian community replacing an existing seawall that’s no longer doing the job. 

Locals on Tonga’s Ha’apai Island are starting to experience the effects of a prolonged dry season and weather conditions

Solomon Islands based project aimed at helping communities to be more resilient against disasters gathers information from the ground to best understand challenges. 

Some coastal Fijian communities are finding it harder to provide for their families and make a living as storm surges make the oceans dangerous to navigate.

Beyond the rubble and visible stress and cracks in buildings, the impacts of disasters extend into rural areas affecting the people who feed the countries.

Preserving food in the Pacific has long been critical when the weather isn’t kind – especially during and after disasters. In Palau, there’s one food that’s a household favourite to keep in the cupboard. 

Weather balloon launches in Palau continue to support scientific monitoring, collecting robust data on atmospheric conditions