One ocean.
Your way through.
Start with something you care about. Choose a topic and a shore, and follow three stories that bring the question into focus.
Your reading journey
What does ocean stewardship look like in daily life?
Beach patrols, fishing practices and community learning: meet the people doing the work.
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Start with a personal account
Mkokoni beach and Kiunga, Kenya
Sea Turtle Conservation Stories – with WWF Kenya
Mulhat Mohamed explains why she patrols Mkokoni beach and records turtle nests.
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Look at a different kind of intervention
Réunion
Advancing Blue Tourism in the Western Indian Ocean
The Réunion report describes rescue equipment, training and voluntary reporting to help turtles accidentally caught by fisheries.
The original publication is headed “Advancing Blue Tourism in the Western Indian Ocean”; its body reports on turtle bycatch in Réunion.
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Step back to the wider fishery
Kikambala, Kenya
MSC conducts fishery improvement workshop in Kenya
A Kenyan workshop introduces a framework for planning fishery improvements.
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Carry the question forward
What connects these stories?
Read for the different perspectives, then return to the full guide to explore the wider picture.
Reading order connects themes across separate publications. Dates belong to the original reports. A place connection may describe a case, a participant or an example; each is identified in its source.