Scalable Solutions for Coastal Community-Led Conservation @WWF

Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

The Accelerating Coastal Community-Led Conservation Initiative, an international network of fishers, community associations and local authorities, is working to improve coastal resource management at the scale and pace required to meet Sustainable Development Goals. Inspired and informed by successful projects around the world, this initiative will facilitate a global movement in which coastal communities can share knowledge, build capacity and exert greater political influence.
External link: wwf.panda.org/coastalcommunities

Scalable Solutions for Coastal Community-Led Conservation

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