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Seaweeds In Dar Es Salaam
Seaweeds In Dar Es Salaam Our Vision Improved healthy living and income generation through increased seaweed consumption locally for women smallholders seaweed farmers in Tanzania. These twelve SDGs are also steps toward ocean restoring biodiversity, global energy security, and storing carbon-from-air. The macroalgae is destined to become biofuel. Seaweed Farming towards regenerative red seaweed supply. Seaweed contributes to the economy of the country. In Zanzibar, for example, the seaweed industry is the 3rd foreign money earner, after tourism and the clove trade, and it forms over 90% of Zanzibar's marine export products. There are two types of macroalgae, microalgae, ( Eucheuma and Kappaphycus)and seagrasses. In the 1990s Dr Thomas Goreau met two Tanzanian marine Biologists, Dr. Keto Mshigeni and Dr. Adelaida Semeisi, who had pioneered seaweed mariculture and marine science in Tanzania, and they planned to do Biorock projects there. Unfortunately, Dr. Mshigeni le...
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