We hear from Pacific journalists about the greatest climate-related threats to their audiences, and how they report on these issues.  

What sparked a project to help Pacific communities access funds linked to climate change and disaster preparedness. 

Fijian Broadcasting Commission journalist explains why it’s so important to tell stories from vulnerable communities.

After being devastated by a cyclone in 2021, a Fijian village is still regaining a sense of normality after living in tents ever since being forced from their community. 

How a Vanuatu church was on the ground four months after a devastating earthquake that impacted the entire country. 

A village head in Fiji outlines what they need to keep their community safe and what plans they currently have in place for disasters. 

Thick coastal mangrove coverage in a Fijian village has helped to lessen damage from tsunamis and erosion due to rising sea levels. 

Logging can bring a large amount of money into some Pacific countries but does the risk and damage to the environment outweigh the financial benefits? 

A Tongan resident who lives with a disability is desperate for more inclusive planning when it comes to disasters in his home village of Popua. 

How a voice on the radio can provide some comfort before, during and after a disaster; we hear from one experienced Tongan broadcaster and the challenges they faced.