Gambia's Only National Botanical Garden to Conserve Flora and Fauna

Gambia's only National Botanical Garden created to conserve the country’s Flora and Fauna, what are the successes and challenges

Over 30 journalists Trained on Seagrass

Over 30 journalists ranging from print, electronic and online has recently benefit a day long training on importance of seagrass as marine resources and the various ecosystem services they provide. The training was coordinated by Department of Parks and Wildlife and Biodiversity Action Journalists, supported by Resilient Sea, Grid Arendal, Wetlands International and funded by MAVA Foundation.

National Stakeholders Trained on Sea grass

GRID Arrendal and Wetlands International are implementing a sub-regional project entitled “ResilientSea” to enhance the management of seagrasses in West Africa.

Journalists Trained Coastal and Marine Ecosystem

The training brought together journalists from the print; electronic and online media at a local hotel in Senegal was facilitated by Wetlands International and funded by MAVA Foundation.

Chinese fishmeal plants leave fishermen in the Gambia all at sea

Scientists and campaigners warn that factories in coastal villages are wreaking environmental and economic havoc

EU Vessels to Fish in Gambian Waters

The Gambia will allow European Union member states to use fishing trawlers to catch tunas and hake fish on its waters, in exchange for financial and capacity development assistance.

Online illegal wildlife trade: Species extinction at Internet speed

The conference, conducted by the Thomson Reuters Foundation in partnership with the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime or Global Initiative held in Bangkok, Thailand, from November 5 to 9