
National Geographic: Farming sea cucumbers in Madagascar for economic hope and conservation
Farming sea cucumbers in Madagascar for economic hope and conservation is featured on the National Geographic’s Ocean Views blog.
Farming sea cucumbers in Madagascar for economic hope and conservation is featured on the National Geographic’s Ocean Views blog.
Nov 12th, 2013: Family Planning in Madagascar: lessons from a conservation NGO is published in the Guardian.
September, 2013: First shark data sent by smartphone by Fran Humber is featured on the Save our Seas Foundation’s blog.
June 2nd, 2013: An interview in Reporter newspaper by Rowland A Parks with Blue Ventures’ Country Coordinator in Belize, Jennifer Chapman
June 2nd, 2013: Interview with Sam Hope Expedition and Dive Manager for Blue Ventures is featured in the Ecologist.
June 3rd, 2013: Marine Conservation and Public Health: A lesson in integration from Madagascar by Bob Dewar is featured in the Oxfam Policy and Practice Blog
Tuesday, November 19, 2013: Population-Environment Program Wins Recognition: Blue Ventures Honored at International Conference on Family Planning By Schuyler Null
November 21, 2013: PHE Mythbusting at the International Conference on Family Planning by Roger-Mark De Souza is featured in the New Security Beat blog.
May 30th PlusTV Belize: Conservationist promotes lionfish consumption and export, an interview by PlusTV Belize with Blue Ventures’ Country Coordinator in Belize, Jennifer Chapman
May 2013’s Guardian Newspaper features an article, Lasting Progress in conservation depends on cross-sector synergies, by Blue Ventures’ founder and Research Director Dr Alasdair Harris.
February 2013’s Population Matters Magazine features an article, The Women Are Waiting: Conservation through Reproductive Health Service Provision, by Blue Ventures’ Communications and Programme Development Officer Taylor Mayol
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MELITA SAMOILYS is a leading marine biologist. Since 2010 she has visited 72 coral reefs in east Africa. On only one did she see a shark. That is because so many black-tipped, white-tipped and grey sharks have been served up as shark fin soup, a delicacy in China. Article from The Economist
Blue Ventures feature in Outlook News Magazine for our work on octopus fisheries
A marine conservation charity that helps coastal communities sustainably manage and profit from marine life has won a US$100,000 prize for sustainable practices. From Science and Development Network
Blue Ventures’ work towards Population, Health, Education and Livelihoods is featured in the Coastal Resources Centre newsletter, BALANCED (Building Actors and Leaders for Advancing Community Excellence in Development)
Radio France International (RFI): “Madagascar est l
Living on Earth: an interview with Al Harris, founder of Blue Ventures, who tells host, Bruce Gellerman, that his project protects coral reefs and fisheries while providing a sustainable income for poor communities in Madagascar.
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Radio France International (RFI): “A Madagascar, la surexploitation des ressources marines inqui
Newsweek highlights the work of Blue Ventures as part of its World Challenge 2010 coverage.
Katie Yewdall, Project Coordinator of Blue Ventures Malaysia is interviewed for CNN.
‘Winning hearts and minds‘ – Blue Ventures’ Lalao Aigrette is recognised as an IUCN natural born hero.
Blue Ventures Malaysia is featured in Kuala Lumpar’s Expatriate Lifestyle Magazine.
Katie Yewdall, Project Coordinator of Blue Ventures Malaysia is interviewed for the Otago Daily times.
Tess Shellard’s John O’Groats to Land’s End trek to raise money for Blue Venture’s PHE programme is featured in International Lifestyle Magazine