Collaborative research utlising Marine Cultural Heritage to create social, cultural and economic benefits for communities in Eastern Africa @HCAatEdinburgh
🌎 This is another one of the sites MaritimEA is documenting in the Indus delta as a part of the ‘Digital Heritage Trails Project’ — Lahiri Bandar.
Also called Lahori Bandar or Lari Bandarm, from the early 1300s until the late 1600s, it was the main port in Sindh and an important
#OceanLeader Willys Osore shares his work on community-led conservation & fisheries development in Kenya 🎣
Speaking at the World Network of Island and Coastal Biosphere Reserves event #WNICBR in Sandy Bay, Australia, Willys champions the power of local leadership for our ocean
Sharks are ocean guardians both as apex predators maintaining a healthy balance in marine ecosystems and as cultural symbols connecting people to the ocean. They help keep our oceans healthy, and healthy oceans mean a healthier planet for all of us!🌎💙
Happy Shark Week!🦈
Congrats DR Fasco Chengula - PhD pass today; another Rising from the Depths success!! @rftdnetwork
REVITALIZING MARINE ORAL TRADITIONS: An anthropological exploration of marine intangible cultural heritage among artisanal fishing communities in Bagamoyo, coastal Tanzania
may i introduce DR Victor Alati- congrats on a successful viva today on how fishing communities understand/use their maritime heritage practices along the Kenyan south coast and find ways they might be incorporated into projects of conservation and development @rftdnetwork#pride