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Sustainable water world - Eco Africa

July 18, 2024

How can we treat our aquatic resources sustainably? From human-wildlife conflict with South Africa's Cape fur seals to eating seaweed in Scotland. From oyster farming in Gambia to cage aquaculture in Kenya and high-tech irrigation in Morocco.

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