Catch log submissions and tracking data collected during the course of this project have been aggregated and visualised. Furthermore, a framework describing how these visualisations can be used to inform co-management has been submitted to the SFA.

Preliminary data visualisations were presented to fisher and stakeholders from the government who were in attendance.

After many months of collecting data from both the FISHER app and NEMO devices, data visualizations are now available.

The project coordinator presented the project's objectives and progress thus far in a public webinar.

At this workshop, fisher attendees were able to contribute to the question configuration of the FISHER app and learn more about the NEMO tracking devices.

The Seychelles Broadcasting Company featured this project in a local news segment.

An ABALOBI representative and an SFA technician visited La Digue and Praslin islands, installing NEMO devices on fishing boats, socialising data-sharing agreements, and providing demonstrations of the FISHER app.

The inception workshop introduced fishers on Praslin to the project objectives and hardware and software tools to be used.