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Tag: Gulf of Guinea

On the Great Barrier Reef, management by Traditional Owners is growing – Mongabay

Green sea turtle, Great Barrier Reef 2013 by Tidewater Teddy, CC BY-NC 2.0via Flickr.

Joint management of the Great Barrier Reef is changing, with Traditional Owners playing an increasing role in the conservation of one of the seven natural wonders of the world…

Coral reefs off Benin, long presumed dead, discovered teeming with life – Frontiers in Marine Science

Mesophotic coral assemblage showing octocoral with an associated black coral and crinoid by Gérard Zinzindohoué courtesy of Frontiers in Marine Science CC BY 4.0.

Using sonar surveys to narrow down their search areas and then an underwater drone and trail cameras to investigate, they identified a mesophotic coral garden teeming with species of reef-loving fish and multiple different varieties of coral. The researchers suspect that other as-yet undiscovered reef ecosystems could still be out there…

Eroding homes: Ghana’s disappearing coastal communities – Dialogue Earth

Keta, Ghana, in the Volta delta region, shows the erosion the region was/is undergoing (1985).

Villages like Fuveme and Dzakplagbe in the south-east are being lost to rising seas, which threaten over seven million Ghanaians…

Can the ‘sand motor’ save West Africa’s eroding coast? – Grist Magazine

Aerial view of the middle of Zandmotor Beach, a large peninsula constructed on the coast of the Netherlands near the The Hague (by Joop van Houdt, courtesy of Rijkswaterstaat, Public Domain via Flickr).

As sea levels rise, engineers are using massive Dutch-inspired sand sculptures to protect shorefront settlements…It’s called the “sand motor,” and it comes from the Netherlands, a low-lying nation with centuries of experience in coastal protection…

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