Ta Meakh Fishery Community in Koh Kong Province Unveils Information Poster
The Ta Meakh community fishery in Koh Kong province, Cambodia, has unveiled an information poster detailing coastal community fishery information. This initiative is seen as a step towards enhancing the sustainability and transparency of local fisheries.
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