Josaia Nanuqa

2 days ago | abc.net.au | Fred Hooper |Josaia Nanuqa

In this edition: ‘It’s beyond explanations’ - Fijian sailor speaks about experiences of learning and teaching traditional knowledge on board a traditional Fijian canoe. Also, how a lawyer in Papua New Guinea was driven to help his community to plant mangroves in an attempt to protect coastlines and marine life. And sea walls help protect communities and villages right across the Pacific, but are they the best way to combat rising sea levels?

1 week ago | abc.net.au | Fred Hooper |Josaia Nanuqa

In this edition: One Papua New Guinea farmer explains how unseasonal and heavy rainfall is impacting his livelihood on the land. Also, we take a closer look at what is considered the Pacific version of a potato and how climate change is creating challenging conditions for farmers in Fiji. And, one of the largest tsunami rocks discovered in the world in Tonga, sitting 40 metres above sea level.

2 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Fred Hooper |Josaia Nanuqa

In this edition: A Fijian village faces constant flooding but their deep connection to the ocean and coast means relocation is not the answer. And how beekeepers in Solomon Islands are fighting constant impacts of climate change on their industry, including invasive species taking hold. The weather and how it affects you is already part of your life, so let's keep talking about being prepared.

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Fred Hooper |Josaia Nanuqa

In this edition: Tongan women’s group putting in the time and effort to make sure people not only have a 72-hour emergency kit but are also keeping it up-to-date. Also, one Fijian village works on an evacuation plan for the community and in part it’s been driven by the young people in the area.  And the challenges of sourcing fresh and safe water in one Papua New Guinean village and what might help the community moving forward.

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Fred Hooper |Josaia Nanuqa

In this edition:How one Fijian village is slowly being altered, changed and destroyed as a result of environmental impacts like rising sea levels, and how the community is trying to minimise the damage. Also, 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.