Bridging The Gap, with Simione Naivalu

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Adapting to climate change often involves a mix traditional knowledge and western science. In the final Fiji episode, Simon talks with student and adaptation researcher Simione Naivalu about bridging the gap between different cultures and forms of knowledge in Fiji and the Pacific.

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This episode was published on December 5, 2023.

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Adapting to climate change often involves a mix traditional knowledge and western science. In the final Fiji episode, Simon talks with student and adaptation researcher Simione Naivalu about bridging the gap between different cultures and forms of...

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