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The Sandwatch Online Database Project in the Dominican Republic: Part 2


Proyecto del Mar Caribe “Observando la Arena”On 19th of  November, 2015 a Sandwatch Online Database workshop was held in the Dominican Republic as a follow up to the earlier May 18th-22nd meeting.  Dr. David Grey of the Sandwatch Foundation and creator of the database travelled from Halifax, Nova Scotia to facilitate the workshop. Ms. Khalissa Ikhlef Program Specialist, Local and Indigenous Knowledge Systems at UNESCO HQ, (Paris, France) also assisted with the training.
Photos by Miguel Coradin for Observando la Arena CSJO

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