The Ministry of Fisheries has deployed buoys in four villages across North Tarawa as part of efforts to protect coastal fisheries.
Community Worker Beiauea Nabibi shared with Radio Kiribati News that this initiative aligns with the Ministry’s strategic plan aimed at safeguarding marine resources.
The villages benefiting from the buoy deployment are Buariki, Tabonibara, Tearinibai, and Nuatabu.
The operation was carried out by officers from the Ministry of Fisheries, in collaboration with officials from the Community-Based Fisheries Management (CBFM) project, villagers, and a Fisheries Extension Officer.
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E a tia te Botaki n Akawa ni wakina kabwakaan ana boera n aua kaawan Tarawaieta.
E ribotinna te ICW ikekei ae Beiauea Nabibi nakon ana ru ni kareke rongorongo Bwanan Kiribati bwa te waaki aio bon teuana mai ibuakon ana kainibaire te Botaki n Akawa ibukin katanan marin taari inanoaa.
Kaawa ake a kabwakaaki iai boera aikai ao ni kainaki iai te akawa bon Buariki, Tabonibara, Tearinibai ao Nuatabu.
E mwakuriiaki te kabwaka boera irouia ana aobitia te tabo n Akawa, kaain te karikirake ae Nei Tengarengare (CBFM), kaain te kaawa ao te Fisheries Extension Officer.
