Serua Island Residents Reject Relocation Amid Climate Threats

• Residents of Serua Island in Fiji have rejected relocation offers.
• The island is valued for its scenic views worth an estimated US$100 million.
• The decision is driven by a desire to protect their ancestral home and culture.
• The island is known for its palm-covered knolls, coral reefs, and rich fishing grounds.
• The community's choice highlights the tension between environmental threats and cultural preservation.