Coastal change in Fiji is not abstract. It is already reshaping communities.
TideGuard is a clean, modern educational website that explains how sea-level rise, flooding, erosion, and saltwater intrusion affect coastal communities, and what resilience, adaptation, and relocation can look like in response.
Low-lying coasts face growing pressure from inundation, erosion, and storm-driven flooding.
For some communities, adaptation may include moving homes and infrastructure inland.
The site turns dense climate research into clear public-facing explanation and action.
What is happening?
Fiji’s coastal communities are dealing with repeated flooding, shoreline erosion, stronger climate pressures, and saltwater intrusion that can damage homes, roads, farmland, and daily life.
Why it matters
Climate change is not only an environmental issue. It becomes a cultural, economic, and social issue when communities face loss of land, identity, and long-term stability.
What this shows
The website breaks the issue into problem, impacts, solutions, sources, and a map-based view so the project feels concrete instead of vague.