Fisherwomen’s Indigenous and local knowledge - the hidden gems for the management of marine and freshwater resources in Fiji

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SULi Digest Highlight ➡️ This study examines the Indigenous and local knowledge that fisherwomen in Fiji use to identify their targeted #marine and #freshwater resources and gauge the population health of these resources -> https://t.co/rk9SmAxryD

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