How a group of women in Papua New Guinea has been helping to preserve the ‘vital’ mangrove population along the coastline.

Representatives from right across the Pacific came together to discuss everything related to the fishing industry and how local voices can help give a better understanding.

The Samoan weather station that has been in the same spot for more than 100 years, and how the service is now looking at new methods of messaging.

Most irrigation for Tongan food crops relies on rainwater, so with the El Niño weather pattern taking over in late 2023, farmers need to think differently about how they work.

How traditional knowledge is passed down through generations of Samoans and its importance to their culture.

One Samoan resident says the 2009 tsunami that hit their country changed the way people react to natural disasters.

Natural disasters can be some of the most life-changing events for many people in the Pacific, and a lack of mental health workers makes the challenge even greater.

With over 1,000 islands, travel by boat in the Solomons is essential, and authorities are trying to make sure people get the safety information they need.

Samoa’s fishing industry relies exclusively on the weather, so when natural disasters hit, they’re often out of work for large periods of time.

Samoan organisation is urging residents to check preparations for natural disasters to avoid panic when something happens.