Restoring Ghana’s fisheries starts with the people who depend on them
Training the national facilitation team with Maria Fernanda Arraes as Mundus maris chief facilitator and Anthony Kutu Acheampong as co-facilitator What happens when [...]
Small-Scale fisheries should be a big part of the future in West Africa
This conference of the European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI) focused on 'Global Challenges, (G)Local Solutions', a core concern of Mundus maris. [...]
Plunder in the Atlantic: When Overfishing Threatens the Sea and Coastal Communities
Review of the Deutsche Welle documentary by students Damián Mosteiro, Mercedes Cibalerio, Abril Espinosa, Keylmary Ojeda, Barbara Morales, Victoria Villalba Diaz, María Poggi Villalobos, Agustina [...]
Our Power, Our Planet – Celebrating Earth Day Webinar
Earth Day, 22 April, is a reminder that many countries have already consumed their lot of annual resources in April or May and are living [...]
Mundus maris at EGU26, 3-8 May 2026
Participants streaming in from early morning to reach the lecture halls This was another of the annual mammoth events organised by the European Geosciences [...]
Mundus maris at the aspirational 5th World SSF Summit, Thailand
Excursion to the coastal fishing village of Bang Saphan "Small-Scale Fisheries for Advancing Just Harmony, Young Futures & Regenerative Wisdom" was the motto [...]
Turning a water pest into a source of income
On February 26, 2026, the Lagos State University (LASU), Centre of Excellence for Sargassum Research (CESAR), in partnership with Mundus maris, hosted a high-impact workshop [...]
SSF and Environmentalists rethink fisheries together
Marta Cavallé, Executive Secretary of the LIFE Platform during the opening session. From left to right: André Dias, a fisher from the Algarve, Portugal, [...]
Make Fishing Fair
Make Fishing Fair is an initiative driven by small-scale fishers across Europe, spearheaded by LIFE, the Low Impact Fishers of Europe, and Blue Ventures. It [...]
Foreign overfishing fuels Senegal’s deadly migration crisis to Europe
The decades-long overexploitation of the marine fisheries resources of most West African countries is one of the top drivers of illegal immigration to Europe via [...]