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Diversify food sources, experts tell forum

2 April 2017
Khmer Times
(Wild capture) Commercial fishing and natural fisheries / Agriculture / Agriculture and fishing / Community fisheries / Fish farming and aquaculture / Fisheries production / Fishing policy and administration / Fishing, fisheries and aquaculture / Rivers and lakes / The Mekong
Cambodia / Eric Baran / Mekong River / Nao Thuok / Sumernet / Tonle Sap

Cambodia needs to diversify its food sources and improve marine conservation efforts amid dwindling numbers of fish stocks in the Mekong River, which remains one of the main sources of fish for Cambodians, experts said on March 30. During a Sustainable Mekong Research Network (Sumernet) forum ...

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