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Blog: Reflections from my balcony: working with community fisheries management groups in Kwale County

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Nov

November 12, 2020

tagged: beyond conservation, blog, bmu, comred, kawle county, kenya, outreach, shimoni-vanga seascape, Supporting partners, training

Yvonne Muyia, Project Assistant at Blue Ventures’ partner COMRED, reflects on her experience of training three Beach Management Units in coastal Kenya

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