Coastal climate resilience

• Coastal climate resilience
• Coral Triangle
• Ocean governance

Noticing changes in the volume of their fish catches, duration of fishing, and need to travel ever-increasing distances to be able to fish, the community of Kampung Asai in Papua drew upon traditional knowledge to better manage their marine resources. After learning about the success of sasi (or: ‘prohibition’) from the community in Menarbu – […]

• Coastal climate resilience
• Coral Triangle

Tun Mustapha Park, also known as the largest multiple-use Marine Protected Area in Malaysia, measures almost 900,000 hectares with remarkably high biodiversity, harbouring coral reefs, mangroves, sea grasses and productive fishing grounds. This case study highlights the pilot ecosystem restoration efforts through partnership, replicable technologies transfer and learning. The restoration efforts also emphasised on nature-based solutions over man-made solutions in the management for Marine Protected Areas.

• Coastal climate resilience
• Coral Triangle

The Molbog indigenous communities on the island of Balabac, Southern Palawan, Philippines have an oral tradition that they pass from generation to generation. They have a spiritual belief deeply intertwined with their land and nature, and the unseen spirits that reside within, who possess immense wisdom and power to guide and bless the Molbogs with abundance and protection.

• Coastal climate resilience
• Mediterranean
• Sustainable blue economy

In a small-scale scampi fishery, scientific research is supporting sustainable practices was a smart investment in the future of Croatia’s most iconic seafood.

• Coastal climate resilience
• Latin America and Caribbean

Small-scale fisheries and aquaculture are key to food security, livelihoods and a sustainable oceans future. These are their stories of resilience in the face of climate change and a changing ocean.

• Coastal climate resilience
• Northern Indian Ocean

“If you give nature space, it starts to heal itself and take care of us again.”

• Coastal climate resilience
• Pacific

“People talk about leaving a better planet for our children, but we need to leave better informed children for our planet.”

• Coastal climate resilience
• Coral Triangle

Small-scale fisheries and aquaculture are key to food security, livelihoods and a sustainable oceans future. These are their stories of resilience in the face of climate change and a changing ocean.