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 […]
Lobitos, a small desert village on Peru’s northern coast, sits at the crossroads of ocean, oil, and climate change. It is home to fishermen, surfers, and families whose lives depend on a fragile marine ecosystem. Shifting ocean currents, El Niño events, oil spills, and extreme storms have disrupted traditional fishing practices, threatening livelihoods and local […]
The story is a personal testimony by Lautaro Ezequiel Carranza, an environmental and human-rights activist from Argentina. He recalls growing up in La Matanza, a poor and neglected area near Buenos Aires, where a once-flowing river dried up — an early sign, for him, of something deeply wrong with the environment. La historia es un […]
🌪️ What is a hurricane? For E, a Raizal fishing leader, hurricanes ETA and IOTA weren’t just storms — they erased decades of work, fractured communities, and uprooted hope. His words — “Don’t be afraid, don’t be paralysed” — became the spark that shaped an anthropologist’s journey into climate justice.
When floods hit Sindh, they don’t just destroy homes—they leave women, children, and vulnerable communities at risk of abuse, exploitation, and neglect. In this powerful firsthand account, Yusra Daudpota shares her journey as a safeguarding focal person working to protect lives and dignity in climate-affected areas. Discover how safeguarding is becoming a frontline response to […]
From peace to despair—discover the untold story of how devastating floods shattered lives in Dwangwa, Malawi. Families displaced, futures uncertain, and hope hanging by a thread. Read firsthand accounts of resilience, loss, and the urgent call for climate justice.
In just three days, a peaceful village in Nepal turned into a scene of devastation. Homes gone. Lives lost. The future is uncertain. The story of Roshi is not just about floods—it's about a community caught between the forces of nature and human neglect.
From floodwaters that stole a childhood to cyclones that shattered dreams—this is not just a story of climate change but of survival, resilience, and rising against the tide. Born into disaster and shaped by every storm since, one young Bangladeshi's journey reveals the true face of loss and damage
Climate change in Nepal Nepal is a least developed landlocked country with the most active mountain ranges and rugged terrain. Over the past years, slow-onset disasters, such as drought, glacial retreat and infectious disease outbreaks, have been prominent in the region. Similarly, there has been an increased frequency of extreme weather events, like the tornado […]
What happens when the guardians of the Amazon lose their land? Journey into the heart of Suriname’s rainforest, where the Saamaka people—custodians of one of the world’s last pristine forests—are battling climate change, land grabs, and environmental injustice. This is not just a story of loss but of resilience, identity, and hope.
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