In an official closing ceremony Chumbe Island Coral Park, alongside Tanzanian Cartoonist, Meddy presented conservation success stories of Chumbe’s Youth Ranger Skill development program as well as fishing communities who participated in the long-term environmental-education program.
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Chumbe Island Coral Park (CHICOP) in cooperation with the Ministry of Blue Economy and Fisheries Zanzibar
and the Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association (WIOMSA) is organizing an art contest as part of
the UN World Oceans Day 2022
Sustainable tourism in Zanzibar newsletters (incl. kids activities) as part of Chumbe Island’s Green Destination campaign
Ranger symposium: “Tuhifadhi pamoja” facilitated by Rangers, for Rangers will take place on Chumbe Island on 24th March 2022
In an official certification ceremony at the Old Fort in Stone Town on Saturday January 22nd 2022, Chumbe Island Coral Park and its swimming partners Panje and FitPit celebrated the 300 participants of their community swimming program as well as community members who contributed to a series of environmental competitions.
Supporting documents for sustainable tourism in Zanzibar as part of Chumbe Island’s Green Destination campaign
Chumbe Island offers ten youth fishers, who are economically impacted by the pandemic, a skill development course with tangible skills that will increase their employability in conservation and marine tourism.
Updates from the BIOPAMA project involving ranger trainings, educational activities and new ranger equipment.
Survey reveals stunning range of species in the Closed Forest Reserve on Chumbe Island. Managed by CHICOP, the park is considered one of the most effectively protected in Africa, and hosts the most intact area of coral rag forest in the whole of Zanzibar archipelago.
