The landslide in Tukuraki village
The grim reality of Loss and Damage in Fiji
Taoga Niue
The Loss and Damage of Niue’s history
Kathy Jetnil-Kijner
Loss and damage washing our Pacific Islands culture away.
Hon. Regenvanu, the Pacific's new Loss and Damage Political champion.
Pacific’s new Ministerial Champion for Loss and Damage articulates vision
The first Loss and Damage Dialogue in Samoa
Pacific nations gather in Samoa for first Loss and Damage Dialogue
Mangroves as coastal buffers
Using Nature-based solutions in response to climate change impact in the Pacific
Group picture
Pacific Meteorological Council Meeting returns with Fiji gathering after pandemic disruptions
Marshall Islands
Sea level rise threatens the existence of the Marshall Islands
Workshop participants
Adapting coastal communities in the Pacific to sea level rise
The new Vanuatu climatology maps
New Vanuatu climatology maps unveiled
Charley Piringi
Solomon Islands journalist wins SPREP Best Environment story at Pasifika Environews Awards
The University of Melbourne and the Pacific Climate Change Centre (PCCC), hosted by the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) have secured nearly half a million dollars in funding from the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) to improve regional health and climate outcomes.
Funding secured to improve Indo-Pacific climate, health and equity outcomes