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Seamoss cultivation in The West Indies

This document explains the importance of the cultivation of seamoss in the west indies, as well as its economic importance....

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Second CRFM – OSPESCA Joint Plan Action

This plan provides a framework for joint action that will build on the foundation established by the First Joint Plan of Action aimed at harmonizing and integrating the fisheries and aquaculture management efforts of the two sub-regions, eventually to be supported in the future by a common fisheries...

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Second Meeting of the Scientific, Technical and Advisory Committee (STAC) to the protocol concerning pollution from land-based sources and activities (LBS Protocol) in the wider Caribbean Region

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Securing pockets of paradise in the Caribbean: Embedding capacity for invasive alien species managemente in the UKOT basesd organisations

The project addressed IAS management approaches and implementing on-the-ground practical activities in 9 sites within 4 Key Biodiversity Areas. It implemented public awareness through campaigns, hosted regional meetings, developed regional protocols/guidelines addressing critical IAS management issu...

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Setting the foundations for zero net loss of the mangroves that underpin human wellbeing in the North Brazil Shelf LME

The NBS Mangrove Project, was an 18 month project organised under a single component to help establish a shared and multi-national process for an Integrated Coastal Management (ICM) in the NBS. The project recognises the prevalence, socio-ecological importance and connectivity of mangroves in the re...

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Shark Sanctuaries Around the World – Protecting shark populations

Shark sanctuaries are useful tools for coastal and island governments seeking to reduce shark mortality in their waters. At least 63 million and as many as 273 million sharks are killed in commercial fisheries every year. Sanctuary designations typically prohibit the commercial fishing of all shark...

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Shifting Paradigms: From Waste to Resource Preliminary Insights for the Latin America and Caribbean Region for the World Water Forum 2018

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