Nearly 1 Million Crab Larvae Released in Cambodia to Boost Coastal Fisheries and Livelihoods
Cambodia has released 850,000 crab larvae in Kampot province as part of a project to replenish natural stocks, meet market demand, and improve the livelihoods of coastal fishing communities facing resource depletion due to overfishing and climate change.
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