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in the Bazaruto Archipelago National Park, Mozambique

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Join us at our African Ocean Observatory

in the Bazaruto Archipelago National Park, Mozambique

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Bazaruto Center for Scientific Studies

BCSS is an innovative platform hosting the first permanent Ocean Observatory focused on multi-ecosystem time series research in Africa.

We aim to use our strategic location and data to support environmental management at a local level, facilitate regional collaboration, and contribute to international scientific programs.

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BCSS Releases Marine Debris Yearly Report 2024

BCSS is releasing our Marine Debris Yearly Report for 2024, detailing the ongoing efforts to mitigate plastic waste and other pollutants in the Bazaruto Archipelago. This year’s report highlights the collection, analysis, and sustainable processing of marine debris found in the …

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2024 in Review: A Transformative Year for BCSS
Time to reflect on an extraordinary year of achievements, discoveries, and partnerships at BCSS. From ...
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New evidence of humpback whale feeding behavior offers fresh insight into their migratory ecology and behavioural adaptability
Findings from a study conducted by Ekaterina Kalashnikova of the Tanzania Cetacean Program and BCSS, ...
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BCSS Releases Marine Debris Yearly Report 2024

BCSS is releasing our Marine Debris Yearly Report for 2024, detailing the ongoing efforts to mitigate plastic waste and other pollutants in the Bazaruto Archipelago. ...
_MR52399

2024 in Review: A Transformative Year for BCSS

Time to reflect on an extraordinary year of achievements, discoveries, and partnerships at BCSS. From  sound research and collaborative ventures to significant milestones, with its ...
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New evidence of humpback whale feeding behavior offers fresh insight into their migratory ecology and behavioural adaptability

Findings from a study conducted by Ekaterina Kalashnikova of the Tanzania Cetacean Program and BCSS, Davis Godfrey Orio of the Mnazi Bay Ruvuma Estuary Marine ...

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