Fishers decry declining catches, polluted waters, disappearing mangroves in Cross River
Fishers in Cross River decry shrinking catches, polluted waters and disappearing mangroves as Peace Point Development Foundation and Health of Mother Earth Foundation train community members to document environmental threats, defend thei…
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