Samoan fishing industry feels the impacts of climate change and natural disasters – Pacific Prepared Podcast – Podcast

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Lived experience’ of climate change in the Pacific to be heard by the International Court of Justice in an attempt to secure an advisory opinion
7 nov· Pacific Prepared Podcast
Vanuatu’s push for an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice takes another step forward. We’ll hear what this means for Pacific Islanders
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Passion to protect the environment via mangroves in Papua New Guinea started at a young age for one island resident
31 okt· Pacific Prepared Podcast
How some young and passionate Pacific Islanders are becoming more responsible and actively involved in the fight against climate change and efforts to protect coastlines.
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Tonga cleans up after flash flooding impacts several islands, while also acting as timely reminder for preparedness.
24 okt· Pacific Prepared Podcast
Flash flooding in Tonga leaves residents with a big clean up but also acts as a reminder to be prepared leading into cyclone season.
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This Vanuatu village has become expert in planning for natural disasters, but it’s a position they would rather not be in
17 okt· Pacific Prepared Podcast
The Vanuatu village facing increasing storms and natural disasters and coming up with short terms solutions to help them continue living on the land they love.
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The resilience shown by Pacific Island communities before, during and after a natural disaster to help keep them safe
10 okt· Pacific Prepared Podcast
How some of the most vulnerable Pacific Island communities are also some of the most resilient
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‘We are left behind’ - the impact of natural disasters on people living with a disability in Vanuatu
3 okt· Pacific Prepared Podcast
Personal experience in natural disasters drives Vanuatu disability advocate to fight for further inclusion and consideration when planning.
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A traditional setting in Vanuatu resorts to age-old food preservation methods not only to feed family members but also as a strategy to meet food needs during disasters
26 sep· Pacific Prepared Podcast
The preservation of green bananas was a practice of the forefathers of most Ni-Vanuatu, and the skill has been passed down through generations.
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Papua New Guinea journalist working hard to spread awareness of climate change impact on his communities
19 sep· Pacific Prepared Podcast
Growing up in a small remote part of Papua New Guinea gave Kim Allen a unique understanding of the impacts of climate change. He's now helping others to understand those challenges.
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Vanuatu farmers and market vendors are living the impacts of natural disasters and climate change every day
12 sep· Pacific Prepared Podcast
The fine line of reporting on disasters while caring for family and friends in small island communities.
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The important role that radio plays when reporting on natural disasters in Vanuatu and why radio is still vital
5 sep· Pacific Prepared Podcast
Local Vanuatu media speak about covering the weather and delivering important messages in one of the most natural disaster-prone areas in the world.
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‘This one kept shaking and trembling’ Tongan residents reflect on a recent 6.9 magnitude earthquake
29 aug· Pacific Prepared Podcast
Residents of Tonga felt the power of a 6.9 magnitude earthquake recently and for some it reminded them how vulnerable they can be at times.
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An alternative fuel in Papua New Guinea that could help the sustainability of the local environment
22 aug· Pacific Prepared Podcast
An alternative fuel source in Papua New Guinea that’s hoped will make an impact on climate change and the sustainability of some Pacific communities.
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Solomon Islands freelance photographer gives a voice to communities affected by climate change through his art
15 aug· Pacific Prepared Podcast
A freelance photographer is raising awareness about the impacts of climate change through visual materials
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Fijians urged to learn and maintain traditional weather and disaster forecasting skills to mark international day of the world’s Indigenous peoples
8 aug· Pacific Prepared Podcast
Traditional knowledge also plays a critical role in informing Fijians about the different weather seasons and natural disasters in advance
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Fijian community leads project to plant thousands of mangroves to help protect their coastlines against erosion
1 aug· Pacific Prepared Podcast
Young Fijians have been planting thousands of trees to help protect the coastline of their community against rising sea levels and erosion.
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Fijian artivist is spreading awareness of ocean and marine debris washed up in many Pacific countries
25 jul· Pacific Prepared Podcast
Vast amounts of plastic and rubbish are washing up on Pacific countries shores, and one Fijian ‘artivist’ is now using it to help spread a message.
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Young climate activists from Fiji and Solomon Islands share the source of their passion for working in the space
18 jul· Pacific Prepared Podcast
Personal experiences prove the best driving force for young climate activists in Fiji and Solomon Islands
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Young Solomon Islander dedicated to creating places for traditional knowledge to be exchanged
11 jul· Pacific Prepared Podcast
Also creating a space specifically for traditional knowledge to be handed down in Solomon Islands.
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How climate change is threatening traditional methods of water well building in Solomon Islands
4 jul· Pacific Prepared Podcast
The dying art of creating water wells in a small Solomon Islands region and the challenges they’re facing due to climate change.
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Sea grape farmers in Solomon Islands are coming up with alternative methods to combat extreme tides
27 jun· Pacific Prepared Podcast
In part due to climate change, extreme tides in Solomon Islands are forcing farmers to adapt new methods of harvesting sea grapes.
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Afleveringen

Lived experience’ of climate change in the Pacific to be heard by the International Court of Justice in an attempt to secure an advisory opinion

Passion to protect the environment via mangroves in Papua New Guinea started at a young age for one island resident

Tonga cleans up after flash flooding impacts several islands, while also acting as timely reminder for preparedness.

This Vanuatu village has become expert in planning for natural disasters, but it’s a position they would rather not be in

The resilience shown by Pacific Island communities before, during and after a natural disaster to help keep them safe

‘We are left behind’ - the impact of natural disasters on people living with a disability in Vanuatu

A traditional setting in Vanuatu resorts to age-old food preservation methods not only to feed family members but also as a strategy to meet food needs during disasters

Papua New Guinea journalist working hard to spread awareness of climate change impact on his communities

Vanuatu farmers and market vendors are living the impacts of natural disasters and climate change every day

The important role that radio plays when reporting on natural disasters in Vanuatu and why radio is still vital

‘This one kept shaking and trembling’ Tongan residents reflect on a recent 6.9 magnitude earthquake

An alternative fuel in Papua New Guinea that could help the sustainability of the local environment

Solomon Islands freelance photographer gives a voice to communities affected by climate change through his art

Fijians urged to learn and maintain traditional weather and disaster forecasting skills to mark international day of the world’s Indigenous peoples

Fijian community leads project to plant thousands of mangroves to help protect their coastlines against erosion

Fijian artivist is spreading awareness of ocean and marine debris washed up in many Pacific countries

Young climate activists from Fiji and Solomon Islands share the source of their passion for working in the space

Young Solomon Islander dedicated to creating places for traditional knowledge to be exchanged

How climate change is threatening traditional methods of water well building in Solomon Islands

Sea grape farmers in Solomon Islands are coming up with alternative methods to combat extreme tides