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Partnerships for effective and well-managed MPAs

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June 9th, 2023
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Footnotes Cover image shows hook-and-line fishermen at work in their dugout canoe, Wakatobi. Row of three images show 1) Seaweed or agar-agar mari-culture or farming by Bajau in Kaledupa; 2) young Bajau maiden in pink beside fishing gillnet in the village Sama Bahari in Kaledupa; 3) Wakatobi National Park Rangers with WWF-Indonesia on a joint monitoring survey in 2010. Words by Jialing Lim (WWF Coral Triangle Programme) and Christopher Edward Alexander (Catalyze Communications). Photos by © Jürgen Freund / WWF, unless otherwise stated.

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