Why listening to island communities is key to fighting climate change

Island communities like the Boholanos in Danajon Bank are among the most vulnerable to climate change. But with their long history with precarious environments, these communities can and already are addressing climate change. Learn why it’s crucial to listen to their expertise and allow them more ownership of their own livelihoods.Listen to the rest of the episode of A Better Normal here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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