On the edge of a garbage patch
Jangamo Bay sits on the edge of the Indian Ocean Garbage Patch. Love The Oceans has turned relentless…
Listening for humpbacks
Since a 2016 pilot, Love The Oceans has tracked the humpback whales that migrate past Jangamo each winter…
How Jangamo Bay became a Hope Spot
In February 2021, Mission Blue declared Jangamo Bay a Hope Spot – recognition of a community-led push toward…
Teaching a coastal community to swim
In a community where 98% of people can't swim, Love The Oceans has taught thousands of children -…
Community Fisheries Data Workshop
Local fishers reviewed four years of landing data at a workshop in Guinjata, shaping the next round of…
Manta Ray Sighting Rate Update
Sightings of both reef and oceanic manta rays dropped for the third consecutive season – what our long-term…
New Whale Shark Individual Catalogued
A juvenile tagged 'LTO-WS-087' joined our identification database last week after two independent photo-ID matches from visiting divers.
School Snorkelling Programme Grows
Over 200 local school children joined the LTO marine literacy programme this year, many experiencing reef snorkelling for…
Reef Fish Biomass Survey, Season 7
Our longest-running quantitative fish survey across seven transects – the 2024 numbers, and what they say about the…