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Never have I encountered a more powerful expression of the spirit of those who live the sea than in the songs of Senegalese fishermen. Out there, where the Atlantic does...

At Blue Life Hub, we constantly monitor the Mediterranean through the Copernicus Programme, combining Sentinel satellite imagery, weather forecasts, maritime alerts, and official communications from the Libyan Ministry of Transport....

What If One Drop of Water Could Feed Both Fish and Crops? How Eco AquaSmart Is Transforming Farming Across much of Africa, farming communities are confronting a harsh and uncertain...

From Faith to Action : How one person Turned One Hour a Day into 1.7 Tons of Coastal Change (Anas Ghzaiel’s Journey) During Ramadan, a month of reflection, discipline, and...

Can seagrass restore coastal futures and coastal economies? Across the tropical waters of the Western Indian Ocean, vast underwater landscapes quietly sustain the life of coastal communities. Seagrass meadows, often...

Reimagining Seaweed for a New Generation: Chef Andrew Wilkinson’s Strategic Push for a Sustainable Food Alternative In a setting more accustomed to diplomatic negotiations than culinary revolutions, Chef Andrew Wilkinson...

Do you agree that mangroves protect Kenya’s economy? Where can we find the capital to protect them? An interview with Justice Baya Kenya’s coastline is not only a biodiversity hotspot...

The invaded sea: Dr. Francesco Tiralongo’s research on the invasive swimming crab (Gonioinfradens giardi) in the Mediterranean. Expecting his hometown staples of swordfish, tuna, and sardines in the catches of...

Alioune Diagne and the sea that watches us - At Blue Life Hub, we work to make society understand how urgent and demanding real change is for the future of...

A Somali Fisherman’s Life Through Conflict and Change Since 1972, Hassan Mohamed Rooble has lived by the rhythm of the sea. Along Somalia’s long coastline—from Eyl in the northeast to...