Senegal is a coastal and Sahelian country with a wide range of rural areas, hosting unique and diverse species. The coastlines are characterised by highly productive marine ecosystems and large populations of fish that are faced with numerous environmental issues linked to human activities. Fish are critical to maintaining ecosystem functions and ecological services. However, […]
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While human marine activities mainly occur along coasts, much of the coastal ocean lacks regular observation. Particularly in West Africa, there is a scarcity of data due to the expense, complexity, and technical skills required to deploy marine observation equipment. However, these countries are expected to contribute to Sustainable Development Goals, such as those related
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Senegal’s ocean-based economy is one of the country’s most important business sectors and is dominated by fishing. However, the sustainability of fisheries is threatened by overfishing, marine pollution and climate change. Seaweed cultivation and collection are increasingly being promoted by the government, as alternative source of income for coastal communities and contribution to food security.
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Closing the loop from data to knowledge to action and back to data
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