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Sep

Blue Ventures advocates for holistic conservation at The Ocean Race Summit 2020

On Wednesday 16th September, Jen Chapman joined fellow ocean experts and change-makers at The Ocean Race Summit 2020

17

Sep

Blog: A lever for change: learning to read and write in Mahajamba Bay

For small-scale fishing communities living in remote areas of Madagascar, illiteracy is a common barrier to managing their natural marine resources

17

Sep

The African Marine Conservation Leadership Programme: creating a new movement for conservation

Blue Ventures joins forces with conservation leadership specialists, Maliasili, to create a new movement for conservation in the Western Indian Ocean

15

Sep

A step forward for natural climate solutions with a new framework to unlock climate finance for coastal wetlands

A new blue carbon methodology has added mangrove & seagrass conservation as verified sources of emission reductions, helping to safeguard these ecosystems and bolster coastal resilience.

11

Sep

WIOMSA: Unleashing Madagascar’s community-led mangrove restoration movement

Lalao Aigrette's, Blue Ventures’ National Blue Forests Programme Lead in Madagascar, recent article in WIOMSA's magazine discusses participatory mangrove conservation in the Bay of Assassins.