Kusamba's Salt-Making Heritage Threatened by Coastal Erosion
The traditional salt-making in Kusamba village, Bali, is under threat from coastal erosion. Once a livelihood for hundreds, the number of salt farmers has dwindled to 14, with a severe lack of successors. This heritage is on the verge of disappearing.
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