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1. An ethical evaluation of the sustainability of the current fishing methods in the Barotse floodplains of Mongu district on the human and natural environment

Kabombo, Mulonga
2017·Master of Arts·University of Zambia

The main aim of this study was to carry out an ethical evaluation of the sustainability of the illegal and destructive fishing methods used in the Zambian Barotse floodplains of Mongu district and how these fishing gears/nets and fishing methods impact on the human and natural environment. The...

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