Vanuatu, a beautiful archipelago in the South Pacific, is a land of stunning natural landscapes, vibrant cultures, and diverse ecosystems. Comprising over 80 islands, Vanuatu is known for its lush rainforests, pristine beaches, active volcanoes, and rich traditional heritage. Despite its small size, Vanuatu is home to a resilient population that relies heavily on the ocean and the land for sustenance. We meet the communities on Futuna Island who share with us what rebuilding looks like after being hit by two Category 5 Tropical cyclones. - The Forgotten Pacific travels to five Pacific islands to discover how communities are weaving indigenous knowledge into the modern-day fight to adapt, rebuild and save their islands from climate change. WATCH the full documentary here.

The Marshall Islands, is a chain of over 1,000 small islands and atolls in the central Pacific Ocean, a paradise known for its turquoise waters, vibrant coral reefs, and rich cultural heritage. With a population spread across 29 coral atolls, the islands are deeply connected to the ocean, which provides food, transport, and identity for its people. However, the Marshall Islands is on the frontlines of the climate crisis, as rising sea levels threaten to submerge its low-lying lands. Despite these challenges, the island nation remains resilient, with its people advocating for global action on climate change while continuing to honour their traditions and strengthen their communities. - The Forgotten Pacific travels to five Pacific islands to discover how communities are weaving indigenous knowledge into the modern-day fight to adapt, rebuild and save their islands from climate change. 

Spanning 70% of our planet's surface the ocean is the largest carbon sink on Earth, but also the most forgotten. The ocean helps fight climate change by absorbing large amounts of carbon dioxide and regulating the Earth's temperature through its currents and ecosystems and is a crucial player in this carbon cycle. See how these extraordinary young Fijians are working to save our oceans using traditional knowledge and new scientific developments in coral harvesting. - The Forgotten Pacific travels to five Pacific islands to discover how communities are weaving indigenous knowledge into the modern-day fight to adapt, rebuild and save their islands from climate change.

WATCH how young Tuvaluans are looking to indigenous knowledge to stop the ocean from swallowing their island. Home to 11,000 people and features the world's only airstrip that transforms into a playground, Tuvalu faces some of the biggest threats from climate change in the region🌊🇹🇻 This is the story of how they are fighting back, lessons for all our other islands who are next on the doorstep of land erosion 🌏

The Forgotten Pacific travels to five Pacific islands to discover how communities are  weaving indigenous knowledge into the modern-day fight to adapt, rebuild and save their islands from climate change. Guided by the wisdom and passion of Pacific climate leader Suluafi Brianna Fruean the documentary spans across the waters of Fiji, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, the Republic of the Marshall Islands and Samoa. The Forgotten Pacific captures the vibrant yet challenging lives of these islands. Each island speaks to us with its own story of struggle and resilience, yet all are united by an unwavering spirit of hope and survival.

'The Forgotten Pacific' travels to five Pacific islands to discover how communities are weaving indigenous knowledge into the modern-day fight to adapt, rebuild and save their islands from climate change🌏 Guided by the wisdom and passion of Pacific climate leader Suluafi Brianna Fruean the documentary spans across the waters of Fiji, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, the Republic of the Marshall Islands and Samoa. 'The Forgotten Pacific' captures the vibrant yet challenging lives of these islands. Each island speaks to us with its own story of struggle and resilience, yet all are united by an unwavering spirit of hope and survival.