
KMFRI collaborates with partners to develop cage culture systems..

Kenya’s Marine and Fisheries Research Institute led by officer Peter Odour has developed the use of

Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute develops 13 new products to boost fish production.

Sustainable Blue Economy Conference

Blue Economy Conference in Kenya | The Big Story 26th November 2018 on KTN News

Hyacinth curse? Weed choking livelihoods on Lake Victoria

The government has acquired a Sh3.6 billion fishing patrol vessel from Bangladesh

Marine research expedition kicks off

Kenya marine and fisheries research institute

KCDP VIDEO DOCUMENTARY

KMFRI - Gazi Project - Dr Kairo Explains Mission And Vision

Umoja Self Help Group

Kibuyuni Women Group

Baraka Conservation Women Group
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KMFRI collaborates with partners to develop cage culture systems..
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Kenya’s Marine and Fisheries Research Institute led by officer Peter Odour has developed the use of
Kenya’s Marine and Fisheries Research Institute led by officer Peter Odour has developed the use of fish by products and sea weeds to manufacture soaps and oil. -
Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute develops 13 new products to boost fish production.
Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute develops 13 new products to boost fish production. -
Sustainable Blue Economy Conference
Tony Timase engages Proff. James Njiru ,CEO Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute on the Sustainable Blue Economy Conference -
Blue Economy Conference in Kenya | The Big Story 26th November 2018 on KTN News
Kenya is seeking to reduce illegal fishing in order to raise returns among fishing communities. This emerged at the blue economy conference that kicked off today at the KICC. President Uhuru Kenyatta is asking countries participate in the inaugural sustainable blue economy conference to address the challenge of plastic pollution in waters bodies. Estimates now show that Kenya loses close to 10 billion shillings to illegal fishing. -
Hyacinth curse? Weed choking livelihoods on Lake Victoria
As the Hyacinth curse continues to choke the livelihoods of many people in Lake Victoria, scientists have discovered a new biological method of controlling the water hyacinth weed. Dr. Christopher Aura expounds on the Hyacinth menace as a solution is been sought by scientists. -
The government has acquired a Sh3.6 billion fishing patrol vessel from Bangladesh
The government has acquired a Sh3.6 billion fishing patrol vessel from Bangladesh to curb illegal exploitation of its resources in the Indian Ocean. -
Marine research expedition kicks off
The first Sh. 3.5 billion research ship in the country donated by the Belgium government to the Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute (KEMFRI) in 2014 is ready for duty. The former Flemish Research Vessel (FRV) now renamed RV Mtafiti has been fully refurbished and fitted with navigational eco-sounder equipment and meteorological sensors worth Sh. 30 million to help it map the ocean bottom in greater detail. -
Kenya marine and fisheries research institute
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KCDP VIDEO DOCUMENTARY
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KMFRI - Gazi Project - Dr Kairo Explains Mission And Vision
South of Mombasa, in the bay of Gazi, Kenya Marine & Fisheries Research Institute conducts extensive research into mangrove reforestation and rehabilitation - a mission now more important than ever in light of rising sea levels, population increase, and resource depletion. -
Umoja Self Help Group
Finfish and Shellfish farming by Umoja Self Help Group sponsored by KCDP, at Kibokoni in Kilifi County. -
Kibuyuni Women Group
Seaweed farming by Kibuyuni Women Group sponsored by KCDP, at Kibuyuni village in Kwale County. -
Baraka Conservation Women Group
Finfish and Shellfish farming by Baraka Conservation Women Group sponsored by KCDP, at Makongeni in Kwale County Kenya.