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Organized through a partnership involving the University of Michigan, University of Dar es Salaam, WIOMSA & others.
📅 Deadline: June 17, 2026
To learn more about the program, eligibility, and how to apply visit: https://t.co/W1dC7pkthg
COES-WIO invites applications for its 2nd annual program taking place in Dar es Salaam from Sept 20–26, 2026.
Open to students, early-career researchers, mid-career professionals & stakeholders in ocean-related fields across the Western Indian Ocean region.
Join Episode 50 of the ECOP Programme Webinar Series featuring Arthur TUDA, Executive Director of WIOMSA.
The session will explore how Africa can strengthen ocean science capacity through regional systems, equity, and Africa-led solutions under the UN Decade of Ocean Science.
From fragmented projects to actionable science, this conversation will focus on building stronger science–policy–society connections that support sustainable ocean governance and decision-making across Africa.
Save the Date!
The seventh Diani Sea Turtle Festival will be held on Sunday, 14th June at Diamonds Leisure Golf Club, from 10am to 4pm. The event features Sea Turtle Ambassadors, educational activities, an art competition, and exhibitions from marine conservation organisations.
The article highlights how warming oceans could gradually shift fish populations and alter fisheries dynamics over time.
Read the full article here: https://t.co/aEMfsIXlqq
The latest issue of the WIOMSA Newsbrief features a study from Bazaruto Center for Scientific Studies and Universidade Eduardo Mondlane that explores how climate change may reshape the distribution of skipjack tuna across the Western Indian Ocean.
The Indian Ocean Commission is seeking consultants to support the structuring and coordination of the WIO-MCEN regional marine and coastal education network under the RECOS project, financed by AFD and FFEM.
Applicants must have experience in environmental education, ocean literacy, and integrated coastal zone management in the South-West Indian Ocean region, with full proficiency in French and English. Deadline: June 23, 2026.
Mauritius is strengthening its role in Western Indian Ocean marine science through collaboration, research, outreach, and capacity-building. Current efforts focus on increasing research outputs, building partnerships across sectors, and promoting knowledge exchange.
On 29 May 2026, stakeholders will gather in Dar es Salaam to reflect on progress and future priorities.
Read more about NEMC’s achievements and the anniversary event in the latest WIOMSA Newsbrief: https://t.co/jwGEiNLiJS
For 40 years, the National Environment Management Council (NEMC) has led environmental management in Tanzania. Since 1986, NEMC has overseen 35,000+ projects, issued 20,000 permits, and strengthened environmental enforcement, education, and innovation.
Join us on Thursday, 28 May 2026 at 12:00 EAT (11:00 CAT) for a webinar marking the release of the new report, “State of Coastal and Marine Nature-Based Tourism in the Western Indian Ocean Region.”
Hosted by the @aluconservation at African Leadership University and supported by WIOMSA’s SCALABLE project, the webinar will cover current trends and challenges in nature-based tourism across ten WIO countries.