From the flooding of the Senegal River to the water shortages faced by Bédik communities in Kédougou, the salinisation of agricultural land and the displacement of families from coastal communities, climate change is already reshaping lives across Senegal. In this story, Abou KA takes us across different regions of the country to document the human […]
For an environmental storyteller from Ghana, Morocco had always existed in his imagination as a land of sand, sun and drought—a place where rain was rare and precious. But after arriving in Morocco in 2024, he began to encounter a more complicated reality. Then, in December 2025, persistent winter rains transformed that familiar landscape. Streets […]
What happens when climate change takes away not only a livelihood, but a way of life? In Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains, the Ait Aissa Izm have practiced nomadism for centuries. But worsening drought, disappearing water points and shrinking pastures are forcing families to abandon their migratory routes and settle in urban communities. The consequences reach […]
One phone call in the middle of the night changed everything. As floodwaters swallowed her family home in Kenya, Mercy listened helplessly from miles away while her parents fought for survival on a rooftop surrounded by rising waters. This powerful firsthand account reveals the devastating human cost of climate change—where loss extends far beyond homes, […]
As climate extremes become more frequent and unpredictable, communities on the frontlines are forced to adapt to realities beyond their control. Inspired by the experience of a 13-year-old girl from Cajamarca, this story highlights the human dimensions of loss and damage and the urgent need for support for affected communities.
A Tale of Two Futures for Al Beheira, Egypt's Fertile North explores how climate change is transforming one of the Nile Delta's most productive agricultural regions. Through satellite imagery, scientific evidence, and a compelling comparison between today's reality and a world where global climate action began in 1992, the story reveals the human cost of […]
This story examines the devastating floods in Kindu and Uvira, Democratic Republic of the Congo, where tens of thousands of people have been displaced and homes, livelihoods, and critical infrastructure have been destroyed. As climate impacts continue to exceed communities' capacity to adapt, the crisis underscores the urgent need to fully operationalize the Loss and […]
In the Peruvian Amazon, entire communities are forced to adapt as rising black waters transform their homes into floating worlds for months at a time. Children swim between rooms, schools shut down, and access to food becomes uncertain as floods grow more intense and unpredictable. This story is a powerful glimpse into how climate change […]
In Kribi, rising sea levels are no longer a distant threat — they are a daily reality. Once known for its white sand beaches and the iconic Lobé Falls, the coastal city is now losing land, livelihoods, and cultural heritage to the advancing ocean. Homes have been swallowed by waves, hotels and restaurants destroyed, and […]
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