Fred Hooper

Reaching the outer islands in Tuvalu can be a logistical challenge, so getting disaster preparedness and response messages is also tricky at times. 

Media in Tuvalu have a huge area to cover which presents challenges for them when it comes to reporting on all communities in the outer islands 

The Tuvalu Broadcasting Corporation is the only broadcaster for the country, servicing the capital of Funafuti along with the outer islands which is a challenge for the reporters on the ground. 

Members of the public in Tonga, including students participated in tsunami drills to strengthen their awareness and level of preparedness for future natural disasters. 

A freelance photographer is raising awareness about the impacts of climate change through visual materials 

Solomon Island group is hoping to make life easier for people living with a disability when it comes to natural disasters through better planning and more inclusion 

Changing climate conditions are forcing farmers in the Pacific to alter their thinking for their crops and, in some cases, diversify to keep a sustainable business.

The recent landslide in Papua New Guinea has caused devastation and heartbreak for the country.

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.

A Solomon Islands theatre company is hoping that an art installation called “resilient root” will help spread messages of climate change and resilience far beyond the country.