‘You can’t protect what you don’t know:’ Interview with marine scientist Loyiso Dunga

Mongabay
Aug 31, 2026, 4:00 am55 ptsTrending
CAPE TOWN — When scientist Loyiso Dunga began mapping the Great African Seaforest in 2016, he decided to go snorkeling. The South African section of the kelp forest stretches around 800 miles or 1,300 kilometers, straddling two coasts and two oceans. Dunga grew up in a coastal community, Nqabara, in South…

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