Kenya and Jamaica are participating in a conference focused on ocean governance and climate change.
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Kenya and Jamaica are participating in a conference focused on ocean governance and climate change.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The conference is related to efforts against illegal fishing practices in Africa.1 source
- The new event discusses threats to Jamaican mangrove ecosystems and invitations for help in coastal restoration efforts.Sub-event
- Professor Donovan Campbell represents University of the West Indies expertise in climate science for the Caribbean region.Sub-event
Kenya and Jamaica participate in a conference on ocean governance and climate change.1 source
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