Documentary: Tokelau Still Afloat on the High Seas

This documentary by Selwyn Manning examines life on Tokelau's three atolls and interviews the people who live on this most remote group of islands about climate change and adaptation.
Copyright 2007 Selwyn Manning and Multimedia Investments Ltd.

[@Gtt19]

Rip Dr Tekie Iosefa..I have a lot of respect for this man..

[@tokeson2043]

This is so sad. I grew up in Tokelau

[@teoki94]

RIP DR Tekie Iosefa..humble man he was..😍😍

[@fagahaisaia9185]

My Homeland!!

[@shajisreedharan]

Very good report. I wish I could help.

[@fusisafatabell425]

Malo ni uncle Mika Perez

[@ronesialefaio8602]

Composting pulaka its useless when salt water flooded the plantation..so stuffed the compost..sea water not only entering from the sides..its naturally rises up from the ground due to sea water level rises..

[@caribbeanchild]

Tectonic plate action. Subduction. The land is sinking.

[@Captain-Sum.Ting-Wong]

Why do they even live there? They can move to New Zealand easily.

[@ompas1630]

heritage, I guess. it would be hard to adjust to new Zealand

[@Carlos-wm6ev]

it's their home....

[@Captain-Sum.Ting-Wong]

+Carlos Aguiar They're living on strips of sand barely above the water. Even without climate change, these islands were bound to sink anyway.

[@PleasestopcallingmeDoctorImath]

nigga its called tokelau what more do u need to know

[@lampa2411]

Id live here all day look at EM colourful houses