A stunning river that carves a huge path through a Samoan village acts as a water source for the community but with steep mountains close by, heavy rain transforms the river into a torrent that threatens lives.

How the media in Samoa tackle the ongoing challenges of covering disasters, along with the impacts of climate change. 

Papua New Guinea lawyer was driven to help his community to plant mangroves in an attempt to protect coastlines and marine life. 

One Papua New Guinea farmer explains how unseasonal and heavy rainfall is impacting his livelihood on the land. 

Changing weather conditions are not only making it more challenging for honeybees to perform their roles but also opening the door for new species to outcompete them in Solomon Islands. 

Tongan ta’ovala take hours to craft but beyond the art of making them, another natural product is used to give them a finishing touch. 

The challenges of sourcing fresh and safe water in one Papua New Guinean village and what might help the community moving forward. 

One village member in a coastal Papua New Guinea community describes her relationship with the land like being ‘married to this place’, so watching climate change impact is devastating. 

The experience of a Tongan resident who felt well prepared before a recent strong earthquake in the country. 

Pacific Prepared hears from the listeners about the impact the program has had on them and their families when it comes to being prepared for natural disasters and the changing climate.