Haribon staff conducts semi-structured interviews based on fishing experiences among fisherfolks to determine which fish species they no longer catch today
Haribon staff conducts semi-structured interviews based on fishing experiences among fisherfolks to determine which fish species they no longer catch today

A number of species of fish are slowly disappearing because of overfishing, illegal fishing and other factors in Philippine waters according to a study conducted by Haribon Foundation for the Conservation of Natural Resources Inc. in collaboration with Newcastle University in the United Kingdom.

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