Are you aware of the fish you eat?
Colombia. An investigation conducted by the MarViva Foundation reveals troubling findings on transparency and honesty in the packaged fish products market in the city of Bogota.
A new campaign seeks to raise awareness among tourists to prevent them from extracting seashells from Costa Rican beaches
Costa Rica. Three tons of shells were removed from passengers at the Juan Santamaría Airport in 2023.
Once again, Court order freezes Costa Rica trawling studies
Costa Rica. Due to the threat of imminent and difficult-to-repair danger to marine ecosystems, Costa Rica’s Administrative and Civil Court declared that the new precautionary measure filed by the MarViva Foundation was admissible.
An initiative will strengthen the resilience of the artisanal fishing sector in the face of climate change impacts.
The project will benefit fishermen in the Gulf of Nicoya in Costa Rica and the Gulf of Montijo in Panama.
Costa Rican government demands the exclusion of MarViva from cooperation project
Costa Rica. MarViva’s integrity and ethics are non-negotiable. In over 22 years operating in Costa Rica and other countries in the region, MarViva has never faced any conditioning to its work, of this nature or of any other kind.