Their monitoring effort supplies critical data to guide sustainable co-management decisions.
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🐢Insights from Mayotte
Over six years of weekly monitoring at Grande Saziley Beach recorded 13,866 turtle emergences and 4,309 nesting events for green and hawksbill turtles.
Read more about the ongoing research conducted by Naturalists of Mayotte on:blog.wiomsa.net/5kjp
The data collected will track sea temperature, salinity, sea-level changes, and coral bleaching risks.
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A new study in PLOS ONE by @NatureSey evaluates restored coral reefs by analyzing fish soundscapes.
Comparing manual sound counts with machine learning highlights the value of multi-method assessment tools in measuring reef recovery.🪸
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Officially launched at the 11th Our Ocean Conference, the WIO LMMA Alliance connects community-managed areas safeguarding over 11,000 km² of marine habitat.
Read about how this platform promotes community rights, peer learning & sustainable financing on: blog.wiomsa.net/4se9
Honored at the Our Ocean Conference in Mombasa, these marine protected areas are recognized for their rigorous, science-based approach to effective marine conservation. 🌊🏆
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Beyond education, ongoing monitoring has identified over 800 green and 90 hawksbill turtles in local waters.
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Using a Collaborative Systems Approach, participating sites address root governance and operational challenges to achieve measurable conservation outcomes.
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