CAGE FISHING AND GUYANA'S INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES

In the pristine lakes of Guyana, a new method of fishing is making waves, particularly for the economic empowerment it brings to indigenous communities. Cage fishing, a practice where fish are raised in enclosed, underwater structures, is proving to be a game-changer in the Essequibo-lake communities pioneering the project. It ties in with Guyana’s Low Carbon Development Strategy, in which the government commits to support aquaculture as a major contributor to food security. The News Room’s Neil Marks recently travelled to Mashabo as the village made its first harvest…
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[@maximusmister15]

Cool! I've been to the hot and cold lakes!

[@C159-q3f]

🐟❤🇬🇾

[@callmemaxi4136]

We don’t need fish farming!!!! These people live and eat natural fish and healthy….this is not Mr Ali doing it’s bigger than Ali……

[@callmemaxi4136]

Sad!!!!!

[@VishnuRamdin-xe7yd]

Guyanese are complaining about high cost of living they should learn from these people to do farm fishing.

[@MonochromaticBlues]

Who are you to say that

[@MonochromaticBlues]

Who are you to say that