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TRY Oyster Women's Association in The Gambia

TRY Oysters was established in 2015 and is located at Old Jeshwang in Banjul, The Gambia

Leadership

Ms Fatou Janha Mboob

Assoc. Director , Hub Advisory Board (Member)

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Reports

West Africa Women-led Shellfisheries Co-Management in a Global Context: Case Studies From Africa, Asia, and South America

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Publications

Mangrove ecosystems mapping in parts of Ghana and The Gambia for sustainable regeneration and utilization

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News, Stories & Conversations

Precious - a future leader in shellfisheries co-management

21 May 2025

Grooming Tomorrow’s Leaders: How Precious, a Young Nigerian Woman, is Pioneering Change in West Africa’s Shellfisheries

At just 19 years old, Precious Isaiah Bassey is already charting a path toward becoming one of West Africa’s future leaders in sustainable shellfisheries management

peer-learning

28 Nov 2024

West Africa Regional Peer Exchange on Shellfisheries Management Held in Ghana

Women shellifishers from different West African countries gather in Ghana to exchange knowledge on sustainable shellfish resource use and co-management.

Learning by doing: TRY youth coordinator demonstrates water quality monitoring

12 Jan 2024

Learning by doing: TRY youth coordinator demonstrates water quality monitoring

Having had a quick grasp of the concepts on water quality monitoring taught at a recent training in The Gambia, Rose demonstrates salinity measurements to participants

UCC scientists build capacity of TRY Oyster Women Association on oyster ecology

28 Dec 2023

UCC scientists build capacity of TRY Oyster Women Association on oyster ecology

Women and youth in oyster harvesting who are members of TRY Oysters in The Gambia have received training on oyster ecology toward an improved co-management