Blue Ventures Staff Q&A with Alasdair Harris, Founder and Research Director
What is your scientific background? As an undergraduate I studied zoology, and spent my honours year poring over the fossil … Continue reading
Category Archives: Community Conservation
Symposium on Ecological and Social Resilience in New York City
By Kame Westerman A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to attend the American Museum of Natural History’s symposium … Continue reading
Blue Ventures Staff Q&A with Shawn Peabody, Madagascar Country Director
In the second of our series of Q&As with Blue Ventures staff, we ask Shawn Peabody, our Madagascar Country Director, … Continue reading
Blue Ventures Staff Q&A with Olivier Raynaud, Maintirano and Barren Isles Project Coordinator
In the first of our series of Q&A’s with Blue Ventures’ staff, we ask Olivier Raynaud, our Maintirano and Barren … Continue reading
Talking Tuna with the UN
by Mialy Andriamahefazafy,Environmental Policy Specialist, Madagascar Tuna management has always been a major focus for our policy work, even though … Continue reading
Island Life: Monitoring Nesting Turtles in the Barren Isles
by Olivier Raynaud, Maintirano & Barren Isles Project Coordinator, Madagascar Among the variety of natural riches that can be found in … Continue reading
Saving Mozambique’s dugongs
by Dr Garth Cripps, Senior Conservation Scientist & Forest Carbon Finance Specialist, Madagascar Walking down the lively streets of Vilanculos and Inhassoro … Continue reading
The Most Beautiful Adventure: My First Trip Beyond Madagascar
by Rado Lebely, Terrestrial & Fisheries Scientist and EDGE Fellowship winner, Madagascar Who would think that I’ve never been outside of … Continue reading
Have you ever encountered a live sea cucumber?
by Taylor Mayol, Communications and Programme Development Officer, Madagascar I hadn’t either until just a few months ago. I knew … Continue reading
Beach seining and how it damages the marine environment
Photos by Garth Cripps (© Blue Ventures 2012) Beach seine fishing is one of the most destructive fishing gears practiced … Continue reading