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Environment

March 13, 2023

How ni-Vanuatu communities are protecting dugongs and other vulnerable species

Josh McGuinness (originally published: https://vanuatu2023.wordpress.com/ ) Vanuatu conservationists are prioritising education for small communities to help support dugong protection and …

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February 25, 2023

Grassroots approach to conservation – A case study on Vanuatu marine ecosystems and community efforts to protect them

Josh McGuinness (originally published: https://vanuatu2023.wordpress.com/ ) For the most disaster prone country in the Pacific, climate change has a vast …

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February 22, 2023

Ni-Vanuatu women leading community response to climate crisis

Mary-Kate Hannagan It’s a balmy Friday afternoon in Black Man Town (Lenakel,) on Vanuatu’s southernmost Tanna Island. The mamas gather …

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February 17, 2023

Culture and connection to land

Jayden Scherrenberg As an aspiring journalist in a foreign country, one of your first instincts is to try to let …

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February 13, 2023

Culture and climate change in Vanuatu

Brooke Jeffs Sandy beaches, crystal blue water, luscious forestry – this scenic view encapsulates the picturesque landscape called home by …

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February 4, 2023

The paradox of climate change adaptation and resilience 

Amela Imamovic In the Pacific Island nation of Vanuatu, home and land are tied strongly to culture and tradition.  With …

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January 10, 2023

A sea of plenty for how much longer: An investigation between fishing, culture and climate change

Elizabeth Heseltine Standing on the old foundations of the first church in Port Resolution, on Tanna Island in the Pacific …

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yellow and brown metal pay loader on he dirt
January 4, 2023

Home and alone: Urbanisation and animal habitats

Lauren Philp Amidst a housing and cost-of-living crisis, the pressure is on to come up with solutions to get people …

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close up photo of coral
October 26, 2022

The True Cost: An Impact study on the Northern Rivers Floods on Wildlife

Joshua McGuinness When disaster strikes, it’s not only people who are affected. Joshua McGuinness looks closely at the Northern Rivers …

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October 22, 2022

Too much, too fast: Overconsumption and climate change

Moesha Raklander In this short documentary, Moesha Raklander explores the role of overconsumption in our modern lifestyles and its dire …

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