Pacific Islanders Talk: People on the Frontline of Climate Change




Australian Conservation Foundation & Friends of the Earth cordially invites you to a talk.

Islands in Peril: Climate Change and its impact on our Pacific Neighbour
Special Guests from the Pacific atolls of Carterets and Papua New Guinea will be with us to share their stories.

Date: Monday 17th December 2007

Time: 6.30pm for 7.00pm start (to 8.30pm)

Venue: The Library, Carrington Hotel
Katoomba St., Katoomba

The Pacific islands of Carterets are under threat from rising sea level believed to be induced by climate change. These islands were once idyllic and peaceful supporting a rich and diverse cultures. Now climate change is taking its toll. The island communities are fearing for their future. Our special guests will share with us their courageous stance and determination both to cope with their impending fate as well as to protect their unique cultures. A special guest from PNG LinkEcoforestry Forum will also be at the forum to share her experience in forest campaign in PNG. There will be amble time to ask questions at the forum.

Gold coin donations (Light refreshments provided)

RSVP: Natalie Lowrey [natalie.lowrey[at]foe.org.au] 0421 226 200