New Issue of WIOJMS Highlights Cutting-Edge Research for the Western Indian Ocean

We are excited to announce the publication of a new issue of the Western Indian Ocean Journal of Marine Science (WIOJMS) —Volume 25, Issue 2. This issue brings together the latest research and insights crucial for the future of the region’s small-scale fisheries, marine ecosystems, and coastal communities.

Here’s a look at the articles featured in this issue:

Genetic barcoding of flatfishes reveals diverse species distribution patterns along the Tanzanian coast.Lisa G. Peter, Jackson L. Saiperaki, Jibril Olunga , Charles M. Lyimo, Levy M. Otwoma, Cyrus Rumisha, Marc Kochzius. DOI: 10.4314/wiojms.v25i1.1

The impacts of seaport development on mangrove-dependent coastal communities in Lamu, Kenya. Solomon Njenga, Dan Olago, Evans Kituyi. DOI: 10.4314/wiojms.v25i1.2

Attitudes of artisanal fishers towards eco-friendly fishing technologies in Tanzania. Venosa A Mushi, Theodora D Shija, Selemani D Ndaria, Ebenezer D Makundi, Meshack B Mwesiga. DOI: 10.4314/wiojms.v25i1.3

Trends in population genetic diversity in the marine fauna of the Western Indian Ocean. Atuganile Malambugi, Yeremia J Chuhila, James A Magoto, Chacha J Mwita. DOI: 10.4314/wiojms.v25i1.4

Evolving Fisheries in Mauritius: Regulatory Advances, Challenges, and the Path to Sustainability. Vibhushan Senedhun, Yasuzumi Fujimori, Naoki Tojo, Makoto Tomiyasu, Nadeem Nazurally, Vinesh Emrith, Ashley Ruttanah. DOI: 10.4314/wiojms.v25i1.5

Temporal stability of abundant reef fish assemblages across monsoon seasons at Frégate Island, Seychelles. Murray I Duncan, Kaylee P Smit, Anna Zora, Holger Anlauf, Wilna Accouche, Mariliana Leotta, Evita Delpech, Stuart CS Laing. DOI: 10.4314/wiojms.v25i1.6

Small-scale sea urchin (Tripneustes gratilla) aquaculture: evaluating locally sourced diets for gonad development and quality. Shamira Payet, Maria Rose, Danilla Adonis, Zachary Morin, Aubrey Lesperance, Devis Monthy, Lawrence Grant, Bas de Vos.

Genetic barcoding for the identification of seagrass species along the Tanzanian coast. Rajabu M Jafari, Jackson L Saiperaki, Cyrus Rumisha, Silvia F Materu. DOI:10.4314/wiojms.v25i1.8

A review of flooding vulnerability and governance constraints in coastal Tanzania. Violeth Swai, Daniel A Shilla, Siajali Pamba, Yohanna Shaghude

Physicochemical and antioxidant properties of mangrove honey from the Rufiji Delta, Tanzania: A comparison between bee species Apis mellifera and Axestotrigona ferruginea.Mkabwa LK Manoko, Christopher A Mduda
Patterns of juvenile reef fish assemblages across a mangrove-seagrass-coral continuum in Shimoni, Kenya. Dennis Otieno, Gladys Okemwa, Thomas Mkare, Immaculate Kinyua, James Mwaluma, Cosmas N Munga
Fishers’ perceptions of the management of a sandprawn fishery in Durban Harbour, South Africa. Devona Chetty, Erika Steyn, Johan Groeneveld

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New Issue of WIOJMS Highlights Cutting-Edge Research for the Western Indian Ocean

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