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Mesh net fishing, Kiribati
July 2022, Burariki, Kiribati - To support his family, Orea Terieta takes part in the Kiribati traditional practice of mesh net fishing. The size of nets used to be much larger, but Orea states that net size are now smaller to preserve the fish numbers.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAOKarianako James. Editorial use only. Copyright ©FAO.
07/24/2022
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Kiribati
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© Karianako James
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