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Protected: Nyawa’s shift from poaching to sustainable fish farming

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In Nyawa, Zambia, a once-poaching-dependent community is leading the way in sustainable practices through a fish farming initiative
Sustainable fishing practices offer a healthy alternative to protein, contributing to wildlife conservation and supporting thriving communities. Photo: by Lydia Amanzi / CIFOR-ICRAF

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