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Sep

WIOMSA 2024 Annual Report: Advancing Sustainable Blue Futures in the Western Indian Ocean

September 19, 2025WIOMSA AdminNews

We are excited to share the release of the WIOMSA 2024 Annual Report, showcasing a year of significant strides in marine science and conservation across the Western Indian Ocean (WIO). Key highlights include the launch of four SCALABLE Working Groups, co-designing solutions for estuarine management, climate resilience, marine tenure, and the sustainable blue economy. WIOMSA...

Sep

Science, Policy and Communities in the Western Indian Ocean: A collaborative article

September 18, 2025WIOMSA AdminNews

A new article released ahead of the 13th WIOMSA Scientific Symposium highlights the growing momentum for ocean stewardship in the Western Indian Ocean. From large-scale coral reef and seagrass assessments to groundbreaking marine spatial planning and community-driven restoration, regional partners are demonstrating what “One Ocean, One Future” truly means. These efforts are already building resilience,...

Aug

Exciting Pre-Symposium Event: eDNA Think Tank

August 8, 2025WIOMSA AdminNews

Black in Marine Science (BIMS), in partnership with the Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute (KMFRI), will host an upcoming eDNA Think Tank in Mombasa, Kenya! This interactive event will take place from September 25th–27th, 2025 right before the Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association (WIOMSA) Symposium. Sessions will be held at the KMFRI facilities,...

Aug

Tribute to the late Dr. Flower Ezekiel Msuya

August 7, 2025WIOMSA AdminNews

Dr. Flower Ezekiel Msuya, Tanzania’s pioneering phycologist specializing in algaculture (seaweed farming) and integrated aquaculture, passed away on August 3rd, 2025. WIOMSA honours the remarkable legacy of Dr. Msuya, a scientist, leader, and educator dedicated to the development of seaweed production in Tanzania, the Western Indian Ocean, and beyond. As an exceptional and long-standing WIOMSA...

Aug

Adapting the “Risk and Negative Side Effect Assessment in Conservation Projects” Tool to Marine Management Contexts in the Western Indian Ocean

August 7, 2025WIOMSA AdminNews

The Network for Women in Marine Science (WiMS) is committed to developing the capacity of female members of WIOMSA). At the 13th WIOMSA Symposium, WiMS will be hosting a workshop on Risk and Negative Side Effect Assessment in Conservation Projects on 27th and 28th September 2025. The workshop builds on the two webinars – “Equality...

Aug

Become an Ocean Champion for the 13th WIOMSA Scientific Symposium

August 5, 2025WIOMSA AdminNews

Are you a visual artist, videographer, and filmmaker? What does #OneOceanOneFuture look like for you? As we gear up for #WIOMSA2025, Ocean Champions from across the Western Indian Ocean and Africa are sharing powerful and inspiring stories that spotlight ocean conservation and marine science. We are now inviting visual artists, videographers, and filmmakers from the...

Aug

Exciting New Release: WIOJMS Volume 24 Issue 1 (2025) Now Published!

August 4, 2025WIOMSA AdminNews, Uncategorized

We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest issue of the Western Indian Ocean Journal of Marine Science (WIOJMS) — Volume 24, Issue 1 (2025). This issue is packed with innovative research, insightful discoveries, and important contributions from marine scientists across the Western Indian Ocean region. Highlights from this issue include: Assessment of...

Aug

Feature at the 13th WIOMSA Symposium: Honouring a Legacy of Science, Community, and Impact

August 4, 2025WIOMSA AdminNews

Remarkable leaders and scientists in our communities have tirelessly worked to establish grassroot impact in marine science, education, community involvement, innovations, and capacity-development in the Western Indian Ocean (WIO) region. Today, we proudly stand on their shoulders, honouring their legacy, vision and commitment for the future. We pay homage to their contributions spanning research, teaching,...

Jul

Exciting Leadership Opportunity: Join Time + Tide as Island Sustainability and Conservation Manager in Madagascar

July 24, 2025WIOMSA AdminNews

Are you passionate about marine conservation and sustainable island management? Time + Tide is seeking an experienced Island Sustainability and Conservation Manager to lead biodiversity monitoring and develop innovative conservation strategies in Madagascar’s remote Levens Archipelago. This role offers a unique opportunity to combine scientific expertise with community engagement to promote responsible tourism while safeguarding...

Jul

Tanzania Promotes Blue Foods to Boost Nutrition and Food Security

July 22, 2025WIOMSA AdminNews

Tanzania took a significant step in harnessing the potential of its blue economy with the launch of a two-day workshop in Tanga on July 21st. Organized by the National Environment Management Council (NEMC) and the Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association (WIOMSA), the event focused on promoting blue foods—such as fish, seaweed, and crabs—as vital...

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