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26

Feb

Blog: Anjangsana Mitra: learning through community exchanges in North Minahasa

“We all have two hands, so if they can manage their octopus fisheries, we can too”

25

Feb

Reef Resilience Network: Developing community-based sea cucumber farms in Madagascar

Blue Ventures' livelihoods lead in Madagascar, Hery Lova Razafimamonjiraibe, shared insights into community-based sea cucumber farming in a webinar for Reef Resilience Network

23

Feb

Devex: A multisectoral approach can bolster resilience for people and planet

Blue Ventures' Director of Community Healh, Dr Vik Mohan, shares personal insights on Blue Ventures' holistic approach to conservation

19

Feb

Hooked: New opportunities to transform conservation

Explore the February edition of Hooked, our newlook newsletter

18

Feb

Blog: Building community governance: adapting lessons learned in northwest Madagascar (part 2)

In part two of his story, Zo Andriamahenina shares the experiences of communities in Mahajamba Bay, who are managing their natural marine resources, inspired by learning exchanges with other communities

12

Feb

Blog: Building a united African voice for marine conservation during a global pandemic

Bringing together leaders working on the frontlines of conservation, the African Marine Conservation Leadership Programme has been on an unexpected journey