Scroll over the key messages (KM#1-7) to view them and select individual stories by key message.

• High and Dry: Learning from the 1997-1998 El Niño's effects on water resources in American Samoa
  
• Remembering What a Healthy Reef Looks Like: A community-based reef restoration and education program in Humåtak, Guam
• "The actual sea went all the way up": Coastal Flooding on Manus, Papua New Guinea, December 2008
• The Cloud Nasara: The development and use of the ENSO Handbook in Vanuatu

• Seesawing: Coastal Change in Ngaraard, Palau
  
• Finding CLEWS in the Rain: The development of MalaClim, the Solomon Islands' climate early warning system (CLEWS) for Malaria
  

• "It's Falling from the Sky but Not Hitting the Ground":Drought in the outer atolls of the Marshall Islands in 2013
• Seesawing: Coastal Change in Ngaraard, Palau
• "The actual sea went all the way up": Coastal Flooding on Manus, Papua New Guinea, December 2008
  

• In the Dark of Monday Morning: The Coastal flooding on Majuro in March 2014
  
• Finding CLEWS in the Rain: The development of MalaClim, the Solomon Islands' climate early warning system (CLEWS) for Malaria
• The Cloud Nasara: The development and use of the ENSO Handbook in Vanuatu
  

• Symbiosis: Responding to Coral Bleaching in the Two Samoas
• High and Dry: Learning from the 1997-1998 El Niño's effects on water resources in American Samoa
  
• "I'm Not a Professional Weather Person - I'm a Pearl Farmer": Adapting Pearl Farming Best Practices to Climate Variability and Change
• "It's Falling from the Sky but Not Hitting the Ground":Drought in the outer atolls of the Marshall Islands in 2013
• Finding CLEWS in the Rain: The development of MalaClim, the Solomon Islands' climate early warning system (CLEWS) for Malaria
  

• Symbiosis: Responding to Coral Bleaching in the Two Samoas
• "I'm Not a Professional Weather Person - I'm a Pearl Farmer": Adapting Pearl Farming Best Practices to Climate Variability and Change
• Remembering What a Healthy Reef Looks Like: A community-based reef restoration and education program in Humåtak, Guam
  

• Symbiosis: Responding to Coral Bleaching in the Two Samoas
• "It's Falling from the Sky but Not Hitting the Ground":Drought in the outer atolls of the Marshall Islands in 2013
• In the Dark of Monday Morning: The Coastal flooding on Majuro in March 2014
  

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