In the coastal village of Nagigi in Fiji, the ocean is more than a food source — it’s a deep part of identity, culture, and daily life. But in recent years, villagers have watched the sea transform. Tides are pushing further inland, fish are becoming harder to find, and the coastline is retreating, taking with it coconut trees and sandy beaches. These shifts are stark reminders of the growing threat of climate change to Pacific Island communities.
