US EditionStronger Climate Protection Needed For Small-Scale Fishers
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Stronger Climate Protection Needed For Small-Scale Fishers
A climate and fisheries expert from the Department of Agriculture on Friday emphasized the need to protect small-scale fishers in the Philippines from worsening climate impacts. Dr. Mudjekeewis Santos, Scientist V at the DA–National Fisheries Research and Development Institute (NFRDI), raised the concern following the 2nd Philippines Smallscale Fisheries National Symposium (PSSFNS2) held at Mindanao State University in Marawi City on Oct. 22. In…
PH eyes stronger protections for small-scale fisheries
MARAWI City — Efforts to strengthen and sustain small-scale fisheries in the Philippines took center stage this week as Too Big To Ignore (TBTI) Philippines and the University of the Philippines Visayas led the second national symposium on the sector at Mindanao State University’s main campus.The three-day gathering brought together experts, fisherfolk and advocates from across the country to address climate change, illegal fishing, pollution an…
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