Preparing ourselves to international meetings
We are young small scale fisherfolks and obviously...
What messages do the young small scale fisherfolks of Costa Rica want to share?
Doing conservation through the shared governance model of responsible fishing marine areas.
We have no right of access to the land, but we have still made conservation.
We indigenous peoples want to conserve our culture and traditional ways of using marine resources.
As a young, I also want to participate in the decision making process regarding marine conservation.
Our small-scale communities are disappearing.
We do not have to change the way we conserve.
Doing conservation without drinking water: the reality of the Isla Caballo in Costa Rica.
How is conservation and sustainable use of the sea done by small-scale fisherfolks in Costa Rica?
What do small-scale women fisherwomen have to say about marine conservation?
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Preparing ourselves to international meetings
-
We are young small scale fisherfolks and obviously...
-
What messages do the young small scale fisherfolks of Costa Rica want to share?
-
Doing conservation through the shared governance model of responsible fishing marine areas.
-
We have no right of access to the land, but we have still made conservation.
-
We indigenous peoples want to conserve our culture and traditional ways of using marine resources.
-
As a young, I also want to participate in the decision making process regarding marine conservation.
-
Our small-scale communities are disappearing.
-
We do not have to change the way we conserve.
-
Doing conservation without drinking water: the reality of the Isla Caballo in Costa Rica.
-
How is conservation and sustainable use of the sea done by small-scale fisherfolks in Costa Rica?
-
What do small-scale women fisherwomen have to say about marine conservation?