Reefs Benefit From Indigenous People's Dependence
July 27, 2006 @ 08:15 AM (EST)
Source: Abc.net.au
A study has found traditional owners are taking better care of coral reefs than national parks and reserves.
The study found the techniques employed by Indigenous communities in Papua New Guinea and Indonesia are far more effective at maintaining fish numbers...
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