In Somalia, the climate crisis is manifesting through extreme weather events, including severe droughts and devastating floods, leading to the displacement of around 4 million people. The hamlet of Tib Caro and the village of Dalsan exemplify the struggles faced by communities as they transition from nomadic lifestyles to more settled living due to vanishing pastures. Water scarcity is a critical issue, with boreholes yielding salty water and the nearest water source being over 100 kilometers away. The situation is further complicated by conflicts over dwindling resources, as seen in recent clashes that resulted in fatalities. Despite these challenges, some areas are witnessing a return of diaspora members, which could provide a boost to the local economy, although the overarching impacts of climate change remain dire.