Examines the use and value of mangroves in Pacific Island communities. Mixing traditional legend with fact, this drama tells the story of how one boy learned the importance of mangroves and spoke up for their preservation. Produced for SPREP

An enjoyable look at why plastic bags should be rejected in favour of re-usable shopping bags. This film highlights the plight of sea life such as turtles with the growing number of plastic bags in the ocean. Produced fior SPREP

Many farmers in Fiji shy away from farming ginger despite a lucrative market for it. This video shows the financial benefits of farming ginger and highlights the importance of proper weeding, seed treatment, etc.

Explains how the soils in Fiji were formed and how some crops are not suited for certain soils. Using computer animation and real scenes, soil types are examined in light of their importance in agriculture.

A success story about how a traditional ban on damaging fishing practices led to an increase in fish stocks. This video shows how decisions at the local level can help promote conservation. Produced for the Pacific Community

Highlights the many benefits the forest provides and also how controlled methods of logging provide income for rural people, yet protects the forest for future generations. Produced for the Pacific Community

Through animation, puppetry and song, this drama shows how the Pacific's reefs are gradually being destroyed and its many sea creatures lost. Popular with youth. Wan Smolbag Theatre

A short documentary on the development of a marine protected area on Kadavu's famous "Rainbow Reef". The film shows the community's involvement in this protected area and highlights the steps that led to its enactment. Produced for WWF

Examines the reasons why Nauru's reefs are deteriorating and what can be done to stop this problem. Filmed entirely in Nauru. Produced for Pacific Community

This documentary examines the need for and development of renewable energy sources in Pacific Island countries. The countries examined include Papua New Guinea, Cook Islands, Kiribati, Samoa and Fiji. Produced for UNESCO