Exploring the sea floor
by Kame Westerman, Project Coordinator, Andavadoaka. Standing on Split Rock, with the high-tide watermark well above my head, I’m astonished … Continue reading
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A sustainable slaughter
By Kame Westerman, Project Coordinator, Andavadoaka. For the Velondriake equivalent of the glorious 12th, the opening of the Nosy Hao … Continue reading
A white girl fisherman!
By Daniella Sachs. One of the most incredible experiences I have had so far was my trip south with Thomas, a former Malagasy shark fisherman who now runs the Turtle and Shark Research Project for BV… Continue reading
Some of my highlights from Madagascar
by Kate Evangeli Octopus Day We’d been trained up in the art of how to sex an octopus which basically … Continue reading
The summer of a lifetime
By Nell Bennett
A normal afternoon lazing around in Andava.- I am to be found lying on the white sand of half moon beach, reminiscing on the mornings dive. Continue reading
Expedition diary of Olivia Poller, age 13
By Olivia Poller
My name’s Olivia Poller, I’m 13 years of age and from Australia. Recently Mum and Dad decided to go on an adventurous holiday to Madagascar, dragging my brother and myself along with them. Continue reading
From the Antipodes to Andavadoaka
By Liz Poller
We are almost into the last week of our expedition and I am starting to feel sad that we have to leave this paradise. For me the trip to Andavadoaka has been the best experience I have had since having children. Continue reading
Alefa! The Verbal High Five
By Camilla de Coverly Veale Well it is nearing week 3 of expedition 43, a very small group, only 9! … Continue reading
It depends on the wind
From our outgoing expedition manager, Ruth Rosselson It’s the end of our June expedition, and the end of my time … Continue reading
My Last weekend in Andavadoaka
From Rebecca Hill, Expedition Medic. What a way to leave Andava! It has been an action packed weekend, starting with … Continue reading