By Jessie Scurfield. The festival of Vezo Aho was the culmination of a year long social marketing project which uses marketing principles to communicate the conservation/ ecological problems associated with some of the fishing methods used by Vezo. The use ...Read More
The livelihood of the local Vezo people is completely dependent on the sea. This is, after all, why we are here: we are providing the science to help the Vezo understand how make the most of what their sea has ...Read More
4am. I manage to grab my alarm before it goes off – my hut mate gets cranky enough when I’m up at 7 – and stumble around a bit, looking for rash vests and bits of my camera, wishing I’d kept a ...Read More
I am writing this blog entry from inside our classroom Nosy Cao, sitting at the desk below the window which opens onto a view of Half Moon Beach. From this angle, I can observe at least seven distinguishable shades of ...Read More
As this is my first blog I had better introduce myself. My name is Ben, or rather after sneaking through Manchester medical school with a large helping of lady luck, Dr Ben. I have now been at Blue Ventures ...Read More