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Takeaways from Global Youth Biodiversity Network’s Asia Capacity Building Workshop

Please let me convince you about how the recently held Global Youth Biodiversity Network’s Asia Capacity Building Workshop will shape the future of Asia and the planet Ocean.

Posted byMohammad ArjuOctober 2, 2017November 25, 2017Posted inWorkTags:Biodiversity, Biodiversity Mainstreaming, Global Youth Biodiversity Network, National Parks Board, Singapore, Youth and Biodiversity

Is Blue Economy a threat to climate, community, and wildlife?

Artisanal Fishing Boat

While millions suffer from fossil fuel driven economy and industrial food production in one of the densely populated coastal region in the world, is the new buzzword of ‘Blue Economy’ bringing anything new?

Posted byMohammad ArjuSeptember 3, 2017October 2, 2017Posted inOpinionTags:Blue Economy

‘I am the river; the river is me’, what it means for Conservation?

How will the Maori Message influence the secular notion of ‘nature’ and vice versa? How it challenges the idea of ‘natural resources management’ as we know it?

Posted byMohammad ArjuMarch 24, 2017November 24, 2017Posted inNotesTags:Common Law, Conservation Policy, Law, Maori, Maori People, New Zeeland, Politics, River, Secular, Whanganui River

Saving Saint Martin’s Island is not a lost cause, yet

This post I guess explains why I’m optimistic, why I’m supporting hope over fear. The photos, I hope, explain that we’ll be able to see a locally-led marine protected area in Saint Martin’s Island very soon.

Posted byMohammad ArjuDecember 6, 2016March 3, 2019Posted inPhotos, WorkTags:Bangladesh, Community-led Conservation, Coral, Saint Martin's Island, Save Our Sea, Sea Turtle

Humans of Hilsa

While the years of consecutive ban season delivers result now, the king Hilsa is returning to the rivers, but how’s life for the fisher folks? I traveled to the coastal districts during the ban to meet the fishers- who contributed to this conservation success despite being ultra poor.

Posted byMohammad ArjuNovember 29, 2016October 4, 2017Posted inPhotos, ReportTags:Ban Season, Bangladesh, Fisheries, Fisheries Conservation, Fishing Future, Hilsa, Ilish

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