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Sea cucumbers are a vital component of the ocean ecosystem, providing food for many species, and also a natural vacuum cleaner that keeps the sea floor clean. The Ebiil Society works closely with women and young women from their community, in this restoration work, by ensuring their growing stocks for future generations.
Watch the testimony of Sharon Truce, marine program coordinator video: https://lnkd.in/eMn2Dhdz
To find out more about this specific project, click here: https://urlz.fr/medH
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