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  • The road of spiny plant: Tsimanapesotse landscape

    Preserving forest resources with pride

    02 May 2012
  • PK-32 Ranobe protected area, Southwest Madagascar. PK32-Ranobe is a hotspot of biodiversity clamped on almost all sides by mining concessions. WWF is currently applying for the extension of the PA to include more key habitats within the decree of definitive protection.  Negotiations with mining companies however remain challenging. Every year, large areas of Ranobe forests are felled by charcoal sellers, and in the past, much of the region was granted for mining concessions for the various minerals deposited in its rich sand soils.

    Indian Ocean: The real Madagascar and how we can save it

    01 May 2012
  • Yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) inside tuna pen, La Paz, Mexico. This is the world's only value-added Yellowfin tuna operation.

    Management and governance reform urgently needed for a sustainable tuna fishery in the Indian Ocean

    20 Apr 2012

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