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Read our latest publications!
Welcome to the second annual report of the WWF South West Indian Ocean (WWF-SWIO) Regional Programme, which aims to showcase our activities, progress ...
Coastal communities are among the main protectors of natural marine resources.
The coastal countries and communities of the South West Indian Ocean (SWIO) face a perilous future resulting from the degradation of coastal and ...
« Let's stay engaged in our efforts to build a Malagasy society that lives in harmony with their unique nature ! »
Despite making progress towards more effective and equitable management of tuna fisheries, the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission once more deferred making ...
Despite making progress towards more effective and equitable management of tuna fisheries, the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission once more deferred making ...
Gaborone, 9 March 2023. The Republic of Botswana became the eleventh signatory of the Charter establishing the Southern African Development Community ...
Mombasa, Kenya (07 February) - WWF welcomes the adoption of new conservation measures on fish aggregating devices (FADs) at the recent Indian Ocean ...
