kaupule bread. this is where locals come and sell their breads.d of stuff. (bright music) - [woman] (speaking in tuvaluan), which is a bread. - [man] in this small island, not much opportunity of jobs. so this is one way of people making a living. people can support the children in school and also help out with the family a little bit. (bright music) (motorbike whirring) (tropical island music) - this local hat i'm wearing, it's called matili. matili, we get it from the coconut leaves. we get the leaves and then we weave it. i learned this matili, how to make it, since i was a young kid. i learned it from my father, my uncles. everyone knows how to weave it. we normally use it to protect our face from the sunlight, when we go out fishing. (tropical island music) there you go. when you come here, it's a paradise. (motorbike whirring) everyone just friendly. you can sleep any way you can, without any trouble. climate change is real. it's a reality. i don't want my people to migrate to new zealand, australia, fiji, or whatever. i want my people to st