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Rare, in partnership with National Geographic, announced the grand-prize winner and runners-up of “Solution Search: Turning the Tide for Coastal Fisheries.”
Solution Search Winners!
First-ever Global Solution Search Winners Announced
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Rare equips local leaders with the tools to engage their communities in environmental stewardship to influence global conservation efforts.
Rare Conservation Fellows
advancing conservation efforts around the world
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Rare's program in the "Coral Triangle" is empowering coastal communities to manage their fisheries more sustainably and reap the full benefits of marine protected areas.
Sustainable Fishing
in the Philippines and Southeast Asia
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Rare is helping establish replicable local agreements that will reduce deforestation and species extinction while improving watershed management.
Watershed & Habitat Protection
in the Andes Region of South America
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Rare's program for fishery replenishment works with local fishermen and their communities to implement scalable solutions to reduce overfishing.
Sustainable Fishing
in Latin America
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Rare works to protect wetlands from destructive fishing practices that threaten already endangered migratory birds and other species living in, and near, nature reserves in China.
Wetlands Protection
in China
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2011 Solution Search Winners

Jan 10, 2012

On Jan. 6, 2012, Rare, in partnership with National Geographic, announced the grand-prize winner and runners-up of “Solution Search: Turning the Tide for Coastal Fisheries."

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No-fishing areas declared in Bird's Head Seascape

Sep 08, 2011

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Fisheries work best with community engagement

Jul 05, 2011

Marine biologist Nicolas Gutiérrez explains his research on social factors influencing fisheries

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Adventures in Conservation

A quiet resort town wakes up to a graffiti party

Sep 30, 2011
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How to market conservation in Madagascar

Sep 28, 2011
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Feelings of being in a Jimmy Buffet song and a quick meeting with Yao Ming in China

Sep 27, 2011
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