Great article, Christian 👍
Forgive me if I might have already missed this, but you should also post on this Porifera Mailbase any published scientific data that might similarly benefit other global indigenous communities to establish their own local sponge farms (such as innovative mariculture methodology, optimal environmental parameters for oceanic sponge farming, the species that succeeded and those that didn't in your particular experience, processing access to markets etc.)
Continued good luck in the meantime, best, John
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