Bright Spot in Conservation: Peter Knight on enforcing no-take zones in the Galapagos Islands

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Peter Knight, Executive Director of Wildaid, recently spoke to Rare CEO Brett Jenks about the technology and methods used to enforce no-take zones in the Galapagos Islands.

Earlier this year, Rare launched its first marine cohort in Bogor, Indonesia to improve fisheries management in the Coral Triangle through the use of no-take zones.

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