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Blog: ‘Managing for today and tomorrow’ in Tanzania
December 3, 2020
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A collaborative approach to fisheries management in Zanzibar. Read the full post: Managing for today and tomorrow
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Blog: Reducing post-catch losses: small-scale fishers in Mahajamba Bay test out hot smoking to preserve their catch
November 26, 2020
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For communities living in remote fishing villages in northwest Madagascar, hot smoking is providing a lifeline, enabling them to better preserve their fish Read the full post: Reducing post-catch losses: small-scale fishers in Mahajamba Bay test out hot smoking to preserve their catch
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Conservation in the time of COVID-19
October 20, 2020
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Learn about the impacts COVID-19 has had on small-scale fishing communities across the coastal tropics, and discover how these communities are showing resilience in the face of the evolving crisis. Coastal communities are beset by a range of complex challenges, including being disproportionately impacted by climate breakdown. The compounding impacts of the COVID-19 crisis have ...
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Timor-Leste announces whale-watching standard to grow responsible tourism and protect ocean ecosystems
September 25, 2020
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Timor-Leste’s national marine tourism association is launching a new national programme based on a global standard for whale-watching tour operators, providing enhanced protection for cetaceans in the nation’s biodiverse waters. The new voluntary certification by the Assosiasaun Turizmu Maritima Timor-Leste (ATM-TL) will help to ensure tour operators adopt world-class whale-watching standards to protect the significant ...
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Blog: Understanding the struggles of coastal women and men living through the pandemic in Indonesia
September 10, 2020
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Our partner network in Indonesia are speaking with coastal communities whose livelihoods have been impacted by COVID-19 Read the full post: Understanding the struggles of coastal women and men living through the pandemic in Indonesia
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Save Our Seas: Feeling the heat
September 9, 2020
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In a news piece for the Save our Seas Foundation, Dr Ruth Leeney discusses coral bleaching and how organisations working in the Western Indian Ocean (WIO) are working together to collect and record reef data for better coral conservation in the region. The article references Blue Ventures’ reef monitoring efforts in Madagascar, where both community ...
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Blog: Meeting new partners and inspiring good governance in Ilha de Moçambique
September 3, 2020
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Jamen Mussa, Blue Ventures’ new Fisheries Officer in Mozambique, joined our partner Oikos to support a training session on governance and conflict management in Ilha de Moçambique Read the full post: Meeting new partners and inspiring good governance in Ilha de Moçambique
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Mongabay: An export boom threatens to put Madagascar’s mud crabs in hot water
July 15, 2020
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An article on Mongabay, authored by Malavika Vyawahare, covers a recent decision by the Malagasy government to grant permits to export live mud crabs to five Chinese companies, which has sparked controversy and highlighted the country’s struggle to sustainably manage an overexploited fishery. In Madagascar, mud crabs provide both a source of food and income ...
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Blog: Our ongoing journey: exploring the challenges and lessons learned about community engagement in conservation
June 17, 2020
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Sharing learning on community engagement in conservation in Tsimipaika Bay Read the full post: Our ongoing journey: exploring the challenges and lessons learned about community engagement in conservation
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New research: First scientific evidence of overfishing in Madagascar’s small-scale fisheries
June 4, 2020
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Newly published research by Blue Ventures provides the first robust scientific evidence that overfishing is taking place in small-scale fisheries in Madagascar. The two year study conducted in collaboration with the University of Exeter and Louvain Cooperation, is based on data collected by members of fishing communities from the island’s western Menabe region and published ...
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