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Off the coast of Mozambique, five islands rise from the Indian Ocean — home to whales, sharks, manta rays, nesting turtles and the last known...
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What 49 Dugongs Are Teaching Us
Source: Evan TrotzukSatellite-tagging 49 dugongs in Bazaruto Archipelago National Park is helping guide what long-term conservation along the East African coastline may require.
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Reducing Waste and Creating Livelihoods in Bazaruto Archipelago National Park
Source: Emma BadgerAcross Bazaruto, community-led efforts are helping reduce ocean waste, support biodiversity and create livelihoods linked directly to the health of the marine environment. Since 2020...
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Working Together for Turtles in Bazaruto Archipelago National Park
Source: Maxine PironFollow wildlife photographer Maxine Piron as she documents Bazaruto’s latest turtle tagging mission and the effort to better understand sea turtle movements.
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Swimming with seahorses on Mozambique’s Bazaruto archipelago
Source: Financial Times / Stanley StewartI am at breakfast on Benguerra Island off the coast of Mozambique, overlooking a wide beach at low tide. Warm trade winds are rattling the...
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Understanding challenges around dugong tagging
Source: African ParksWe had several comments on our recent post about tagging dugong in Mozambique’s Bazaruto Archipelago National Park, with people expressing concern about the risk of...
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