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Lebanese youths take up rods and reels to learn sustainable fishing 
By Amélie David LB Source: mongabay 3/27/2024
Amélie David
Credit: Amélie David for Mongabay.
Lebanon’s fisheries face multiple challenges, including the prevalence of illegal and destructive practices, like dynamite fishing.
New initiatives aim to shift mentalities, particularly among the younger generation.
 

One of them, run by the Lebanese NGO Friends of Nature, aims to train 300 youths across the country in sustainable fishing methods.

 
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