Skoll filmmaker Gabriel Diamond summarises the success of his short film “Blue Ventures” in 2018.
“I have to say, when I left university, I did feel that we’d been sold a bit of a myth about what mattered in conservation and what skills we needed.”
In an interview with the MacArthur Foundation, the National Coordinator of the MIHARI Network, Vatosoa Rakotondrazafy, tells the story of MIHARI’s foundation and growth.
A collaborative film produced by IPNLF, Asosiasi Perikanan Pole & Line dan Handline, Masyarakat Perikanan dan Indonesia, and Blue Ventures highlights why small-scale fisheries should be prioritised in global supply chains.
Blue Ventures features in an article from The Royal Geographical Society as an example of successful long-term collaboration with partner communities.
Le journal malgache Midi Madagasikara a couvert le travail de Blue Ventures consistant à replanter des mangroves à Ambalahonko dans le district d’Ambanja.
Lalao Aigrette, Blue Ventures’ Deputy National Blue Forests Programme Lead shared her views with Landscape News in the lead-up to the 2018 Global Landscapes Forum in Nairobi.
In an article for the Express, Environment Minister Dr Coffey highlights Blue Ventures’ blue forests programme as a project helping to tackle mangrove loss.
This photo story from the Knowledge for Health Project depicts a three-day workshop in Madagascar where members of the Madagascar PHE Network had the opportunity to learn new skills and share their stories.
DW has released a short film showcasing our work establishing alternative livelihoods with the Tampolove community in southwest Madagascar.
