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Cap Sharks 2 will be deployed this week in Saint-Leu as announced by the regional committee of maritime fisheries and mariculture of La … [Read more...] about La Reunion: Green light for the slaughter of sharks in Saint-Leu

France plans to regulate the complex process of biodiversity use by implementing, through its Biodiversity Law, the Nagoya Protocol. This … [Read more...] about New Caledonia protects its biodiversity use

Many studies have shown a link between Syngenta pesticides such as atrazine and chlorpyrifos, with several serious diseases In Hawaii, the … [Read more...] about Hawaii: the biggest open lab GMOs’ tests

The limited number of visitors preserves the edenic island's culture and biodiversity Located 300 km off the coast of Malabar in Kerala, … [Read more...] about Lakshadweep islands : limited access to tourism

"Bilum" Papuan: alternative woven bag in organic material Since 1 January 2016 the non-biodegradable plastic bags are banned in … [Read more...] about Papua: plastic bags prohibited

The whales' favorite food and the southern ecosystem's keystone Composed of small open-water crustaceans, krill is one of the most abundant … [Read more...] about Antarctica: the largest krill fishing factory ship in the world soon being built

The concession will be allowed if the absence of maerl is proven "We will recreate an ecosystem," says Benoit Salaun who is bringing this … [Read more...] about Molene archipelago : sustainable aquaculture project

To encourage people to turn to more sustainable alternatives such as tents or raffia vacoas Facing plastics' invasion, Rodrigues and … [Read more...] about Mauritius: Ban on polystyrene claimed

The islands of Marie-Galante, Désirade and Les Saintes hardly hitten Members of the Interministerial studies' Mission of Sargassum visited … [Read more...] about Guadeloupe: Sargassum seaweed collection is a priority