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Ocean reporter investigating the sea, climate + food // 3rd generation surfer and lifeguard training for a 10k swim // formerly @PulitzerCenter @UMWallaceHouse
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Beirut, Tripoli Ports To Join IMEC Ports Club

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By Nirvana Mahmoud Verified, Alexandra Talty Verified, Samuel Wendel
| Forbes Middle East Verified
The ports of Beirut and Tripoli signed a joint declaration in New Delhi on Tuesday to launch the IMEC Ports Club, a platform designed to strengthen cooperation on trade, logistics, connectivity, and supply chains among ports linked to the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor. The declaration establishes the IMEC Ports Club as an open platform for dialogue and cooperation among ports, without creating a new institutional structure, according to state news agency NNA.
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‘You can’t protect what you don’t know:’ Interview with marine scientist Loyiso Dunga

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By Alexandra Talty Verified
| Open Legal Blog Archive
The Great African Seaforest is one of the only expanding kelp forests in the world. To better understand this important ecosystem, and why it should be conserved, marine biologist Loyiso Dunga set out to map the entire forest for the first time ever in 2016 using satellite imagery. Dunga now works on kelp forest conservation across the globe with both the International Union for Conservation of Nature and the Kelp Forest Alliance.
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‘You can’t protect what you don’t know:’ Interview with marine scientist Loyiso Dunga

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By Alexandra Talty Verified
| Mongabay Verified
The Great African Seaforest is one of the only expanding kelp forests in the world. To better understand this important ecosystem, and why it should be conserved, marine biologist Loyiso Dunga set out to map the entire forest for the first time ever in 2016 using satellite imagery. Dunga now works on kelp forest conservation across the globe with both the International Union for Conservation of Nature and the Kelp Forest Alliance.
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