For centuries, this community in PNG has relied on hand-dug irrigation trenches to farm their land and sustain local species. Passed down through five generations, the system still stands, but it’s fragile, tiring, and rebuilt every time the river shifts. Now, they’re calling for modern solutions like solar and wind-powered systems to secure their future. | ABC Pacific

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