Education

The Madagascar Whale Shark Project foundation and the Cétamada association, mandated by the Ministry of Tourism, have organised a new operator training course format, with the aim of promoting the responsible observation of marine megafauna as well as regulating marine […]

For 2023 we decided to head to Nosy Be earlier in the year than we normally would to allow us to spend some time on operator training ahead of the whale shark season. This is becoming a major focus as tourism […]

Yesterday was World Ocean Day. Yet, as many of us know, World Ocean Day is every day for us and other marine conservationists. We wake up and work tirelessly on protecting the ocean, whether it is through preparing for the […]

Version Française ci-dessous News from the Guardians of the Ocean Our education programme is still active on Nosy Be, despite the difficulties encountered with the COVID-19 crisis: particularly school closures and the lack of means for parents to send their […]

Nosy Be, the tourist capital of Madagascar, is currently experiencing an unprecedented economic crisis. Since March 2020, the borders are closed. The inhabitants have lost direct and indirect jobs, and are switching to other activities. The priority is to work the […]

Today’s the day! After many years in Madagascar and a lot of hard work this year, I am happy to unveil “The Guardians of the Ocean”, our crowdfunding campaign aiming to fund the Madagascar Whale Shark Project’s education program over the […]