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Anchored by Women, Driven by Science: Community Stewardship for a Resilient Coast

July 29, 2025
  • Climate action
  • Communities
  • Gender Equity
  • Sustainable Fisheries

A ClimateREEFS visit underscores a critical reflection: science alone is ineffective without meaningful community engagement, just as community action becomes more effective and enduring when grounded in science. A peek into the work happening in the Leyte Gulf demonstrates how women’s social influence, complemented by scientific insight, has the potential to catapult a community into collective action. Rare’s fisheries program exemplifies this synergy, anchoring its work in data-driven strategies that empower communities—especially women—to lead conservation and resilience efforts from the ground up.

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