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For the Banaban community, this question reflects a lived reality spanning generations. In the 1940s, the British colonial government mined their homeland—Banaba (Ocean Island)—for phosphate, leaving it uninhabitable. Forced to relocate, many Banabans moved to Rabi Island in Fiji, while others dispersed across the Pacific.
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A Kenyan documentary, Thank You for the Rain, has helped to catalyze changed nationally and internationally. The film follows a family of farmers battling the effects of climate change and has become a case study for how a film can spark a global movement.
With thousands of years of environmental observations, Inuit communities have advice for newcomers to help limit harm to the fragile Arctic Ocean as it opens to shipping. We can start by banning high polluting fuels, restricting ballast water that can bring invasive species to the north, and curbing underwater noise.
Peer learning has helped organizations in nations such as India and Kenya learn about climate adaptation and land management. Some farmers and entrepreneurs are having the opportunity to go abroad for the first time to exchange knowledge.
Peer learning has helped organizations in nations such as India and Kenya learn about climate adaptation and land management. Some farmers and entrepreneurs are having the opportunity to go abroad for the first time to exchange knowledge.
By working together, small communities are scaling up climate solutions and protecting their lands
Indigenous communities have a vital role in developing climate resilience projects, using deep knowledge of environmental cycles
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