Community marine biodiversity online register launched
The Community Marine Biodiversity Online Register (CMBOR) has been launched in Thiruvananthapuram to document traditional knowledge of local fishers regarding marine ecosystems. The project aims to preserve indigenous ecological data through audio, video, and photographic records.
Why it matters
Integrating traditional ecological knowledge with scientific research is vital for effective marine conservation and biodiversity management.
Transport Minister C.P. John on Monday underscored the importance of documenting the traditional knowledge of fishers. Mr. John was speaking after launching a Community Marine Biodiversity Online Register (CMBOR) on the marine ecosystems off the Thiruvananthapuram coast as part of the World Oceans Day celebrations on Monday (June 8).
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