A recent study led by our Managing Director @elizabethselig.bsky.social detected patterns in conflicts that shape ocean prosperity along the coast of Africa.
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Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions
Weak governance and illegal fishing are fueling over 1,000 marine conflicts across Africa, a new study finds.
To protect local livelihoods and the environment, experts call for participatory reforms that prioritize transparent access to resources.
Learn more in this report by Edward Carver.
Marine resource conflicts can arise when industrial vessels enter coastal waters used by small-scale fishers, a port is built on a mangrove restoration site or a shipping lane runs through a marine…
