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Program Resources
- We are here to help on your journey to sustainable fisheries and effective protection
  
  These resources are for Fish Forever partners and implementers. In these guides, you will find information about our program strategy, delivery and M&E.
- Program Strategy
  The theory behind the Fish Forever approach
- Implementer Resources
  Program Implementation Resources
- M&E
  Read our Fish Forever Monitoring & Evaluation guide
Tools and Data
- Understand your fishery & ecosystem
  
  This suite of tools will help you identify changes in fisheries production, protect the ecosystems that support them, and ensure the wellbeing of the communities that depend on them.
- Ecological
  Data
  
  Evaluate ecosystem health
- Fisheries
  Data
  
  Assess fisheries production
- Socioeconomic Data
  
  Explore household survey findings
- Effective Fisheries Management
  
  Build local capacity to manage fisheries
- Climate change Resilience
  
  Increase resilience to climate change
- Networks of Marine Reserves
  
  Design reserves for fisheries benefit
Where We Work
- Real-time data from a network of local fisheries and the ecosystems that support them
Policy & Governance

Marine Reserve Design Guidelines

Guidelines on how to design evidence-based marine reserves that consider larval dispersal modeling, habitat surveys, community profiling, and local knowledge.
The Fish Game Facilitator’s Guide

A game that raises awareness on the impact of reserve + managed access areas, fishing practices and community organization on the health of artisanal fisheries and livelihoods. This game is also part of the Fish Forever Quest under the Fish Forever Essentials Module.
Site level MA+R Area Map and Management Plan

A module that presents four main components and applies a blended learning strategy. The units were designed to build participants’ knowledge and skills to complete outputs considered essential for successful Fish Forever program implementation.

Marine Reserve Design Guidelines