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Sir David AttenboroughRenowned naturalist, broadcaster and presenter of the BBC's Madagascar series

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Nov

Blog: Sun, sea and… fisheries data analysis?

Supporting coastal communities in the Comoros with data literacy

11

Nov

New research: A human rights-based approach is vital for removing barriers to engagement in conservation

New research published in Global Environmental Change highlights the value of a holistic approach to community-based marine conservation.

11

Nov

Blog: Curiosity, discomfort, new understanding: an insider’s account of our latest health-environment research

How did it feel when we placed our integrated health-environment programmes under scrutiny?

06

Nov

Blog: Different contexts, shared approach

A learning exchange in West Kalimantan focused on the value of integrated approaches to conservation

04

Nov

Hakai Magazine: Chasing the Far, Far Away Fish

A photo story by Garth Cripps, focusing on the migration of Vezo fishers, has been featured in Hakai Magazine.

01

Nov

Skoll: How a Pioneering Mangrove Conservation Project Could Provide Decades of Income for Madagascar Coastal Communities

Blue Ventures' mangrove technical lead, Leah Glass, was interviewed by the Skoll Foundation about the launch of the world's largest mangrove carbon conservation project.