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2018 Issues
- MARCH
Live reef food fish report, International Year of the Reef, new technology against IUU, and more... - JUNE
Marine Debris report in the Philippines, fighting the marine turtle trade, nature-based tourism, and more...
2017 Issues
2016 Issues
- JANUARY/FEBRUARY/MARCH/APRIL
Why this is the time for a Coral Triangle nature-based tourism brand, Cruise ship line goes green & more - MAY/JUNE/JULY
A wish list for Philippine fisheries, journey to Malaysia’s largest park, Ecotourism: Not quite a ‘one-size-fits-all’ solution & more - AUGUST/SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER
Why the world’s biggest fish is in trouble, When an MPA works, CITES CoP17 & more - NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2017
Why ‘business as usual’ won’t save the oceans, Measuring the footprint of seafood
2015 Issues
- JANUARY/FEBRUARY
The IUU issue: Indonesia’s new fisheries laws, Pacific tuna gets certified & more - MARCH/APRIL
Seafood guides: what are they worth? Who's going to pay for better fisheries? The cost of sustainable fisheries & more - MAY/JUNE/JULY
Food security: An approach from 2 regions, What a 'Blue Economy' really is & more - AUGUST/SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER
Coral Triangle Regional Business Forum - The Coral Triangle as Global Marine Tourism Destination - NOVEMBER/DECEMBER
Planes, trade & live reef food fish, FIP training & more
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