I arose at 1:30 am in Toliara to meet the Copefrito fish collection truck for the visit with Blue Ventures. Sixty hours, two trucks, one boat full of octopus and one crowded zebu cart later, I walked into Andavadoaka. I definitely had come a long way from the university. When the BV staff say the [...]

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Blue Ventures’ latest Scientific Research Update is now available online.
In this edition, learn how marine protected areas may hold the key to keeping global fishery industries healthy and productive. Also in this issue, read about Blue Ventures’ new whale and shark monitoring projects, as well as the latest news on Blue Ventures’ work with local [...]

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