Blue Ventures partnered with Google Earth to help capture and tell the story of a home in southwest Madagascar.
DW recently published a piece about the impacts of declining fish stocks and climate change on coastal communities in Madagascar, and the alternative livelihoods that these communities are turning to as fishing becomes unsustainable.
#MoreThanTheSum – partnerships among health and environmental groups are reaching isolated communities previously deemed too expensive or difficult to serve.
Scientists from the University of Southampton have found that corals survive in deep water by making a special type of fluorescent protein.
June 24th 2017 was #ImpactJournalism Day, and Blue Ventures received coverage from several news sources including i News, Straits Times and Tages Anzeiger.
Our Research and Learning Manager Steve Rocliffe was recently interviewed by Devex about blue carbon credit schemes, and how they should be taken to scale.
In the 7th issue of the Save Our Seas Magazine, Alasdair Harris speaks about the importance of living “with and within communities” when it comes to devising models for marine conservation.
Blue Ventures’ use of the integrated PHE approach is mentioned in Lisa Palmer’s “Hot Hungry Planet: The Fight to Stop a Global Food Crisis in the Face of Climate Change.”
Our Medical Director Dr Vik Mohan recently spoke at TEDxExeter 2017 about Blue Ventures’ holistic approach to conservation.
FHI 360 have listed Blue Ventures’ PHE approach as an example of promising and important integrated development in their Research & Evaluation blog.
