The Economic Value of Shark and Ray Tourism in Indonesia and Its Role in Delivering Conservation Outcomes

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Marine Science, April 2020

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Conservation means Indonesian sharks must be captured by technology

COSMOS magazine, 10 Oct 2023

Beneath the shimmering surface of our world’s oceans lies an intricate web of marine life, where each species contributes an…

News story from Big News Network on Monday 15 August 2022

Big News Network, 15 Aug 2022

How to finance marine conservation without harming local communities

The Conversation, 15 Aug 2022

Subject to overfishing, marine megafauna – such as sharks, rays, and turtles – are among the world’s most threatened species…

MIL-OSI Global: How to finance marine conservation without harming local communities

Foreign Affairs New Zealand, 15 Aug 2022

– By Hollie Booth, Nature Positive Senior Specialist at The Biodiversity Consultancy, and Post-Doc Research Associate…

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