It’s 2pm on a sunny and humid afternoon in Fiji. Our team has just arrived in Sigatoka, a seaside town on a well-traveled section of the Queens Road, the main road that loops around the coast of Fiji’s main island, Viti Levu. We arrive in Nadroumai village, a small rural community surrounded by a lush tropical forest, birdsong, and the gentle burble of a nearby creek – and home to some very inspiring stories about community resilience, deep connection with nature, and responsibility.

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