24. July 2024
The path towards more sustainability, environmental and social, through the reduction, recycling and transformation or plastic and glass waste in community of São Francisco and Santiago Island.
12. June 2024
The visit of the Ambassador of Canada for Cabo Verde (#CFLIinCV) to the Ecocenter of São Francisco (#ECOCV, #Ekonatura, #ADSF).
30. May 2024
Our view with some results from Santiago Island published in the Newsletter of the Climate Portal of Cabo Verde.
30. April 2024
COMMUNITY ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND PRESENTATION OF THE BUSINESS PLAN FOR EKONATURA AND THE ECOCENTER OF SÃO FRANCISCO FOR RECYCLING GLASS AND PLASTIC.
19. March 2024
ECOCV and National Directorate of Environment present the results of the participatory monitoring of seagrass meadows and coralline communities in Santiago Island.
23. January 2024
The teams of ECOCV and Ekonatura had a great pleasure and honour to receive at the Ecocenter of São Francisco the Ambassador of Canada for Senegal and Cabo Verde and her colleagues.
03. December 2023
Following observations of coral bleaching in several locations in Santiago, we returned to BAÍA DE MOIA MOIA, Santiago, which is home to one of the largest platforms of lesser starlet coral (Siderastrea radians) on the island.
23. September 2023
Today with the community clean-up campaign we officially launched a new project: Empowerment of the local community of Sao Francisco, municipality of Praia, through plastic recycling to address vulnerabilities to climate change and in rural areas of Santiago, Cabo Verde. Funder Canada Fund for Local Initiatives #CFLIinCV
23. June 2023
THE NEW LARGEST SEAGRASS MEADOW IN CABO VERDE: new title goes to Porto Lobo!
32,116 m2 (3.21 hectares) this is the size of the largest seagrass (Holodule wrightii) meadow confirmed today. Until now, the meadow of Gamboa (Praia) with 5,100 -6,000 m2 was considered the largest. But today, after the analysis of the survey results of the last two weeks, the first place goes to the bay of Porto Lobo, Sao Domingos, Santiago.
11. April 2023
Visual communication is an important tool for enhancing ocean literacy and raising awareness about conservation of species and habitats. As a proverb says: ‘Tell me, and I will forget, show me, and I will remember, let me do it, and I will learn’.