Lyme Bay, on the south coast of England, is a biodiversity hotspot that supports an important inshore fishery, most especially for shellfish lobster, crab and scallop).

Case studies

The Commonwealth Blue Charter is highlighting case studies from the Commonwealth and beyond, as part of a series to spotlight best practice successes and experiences. To share your own case study, please contact us.

Case study: Lyme Bay Fisheries & Conservation Reserve, UK 24 November 2020
Case study: Fragments of Hope – Community-Led Coral Reef Restoration, Laughing Bird Caye National Park, Belize 18 November 2020
Case Study: Litter Intelligence Programme, New Zealand 5 November 2020
Case Study: Innovative Financing – Debt for Conservation Swap, Seychelles’ Conservation and Climate Adaptation Trust and the Blue Bonds Plan, Seychelles 28 October 2020
Case study: Individual Transferable Quotas for Cod Fisheries, Iceland 21 October 2020
Best Management Practice Training for Egyptian Fish Farmers Managed by WorldFish Under the IEIDEAS and STREAMS Projects 14 October 2020
EU Ports Energy and Carbon Savings Project: Options for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions at Small and Medium-Sized Ports 14 October 2020
Case Study: Tahiry Honko – Community-Led Mangrove Carbon Project, Velondriake Locally Managed Marine Area, Madagascar 6 October 2020

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