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    SMC, Bantay Dagat team up to protect the seas, sustain livelihoods

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    June 29, 2021
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    MT20210629_B9
    Excerpt
    San Miguel Corporation has partnered with "Bantay Dagat" (Sea Guardian) in Calatagan, Batangas as part of its corporate-wide initiative to promote healthy seas and ensure sustainable livelihood for small fishing communities, especially in areas where it operates. SMC has donated patrol boats to the Calatagan community task force that enlists fisherfolk in coastal villages to help enforce coastal and fisheries laws - particularly against the use of illegal fishing methods and illegal equipment. A boat each was also given to the Municipality of Calatagan and the Philippine Air Force based in Batangas to boost patrolling in the area.
    Citation
    SMC, Bantay Dagat team up to protect the seas, sustain livelihoods. (2021, June 29). The Manila Times, p. B9.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/11566
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    Subject
    Livelihoods; Fishing communities; Fishers; Motor boats; Illegal fishing; Biodiversity; Bantay Dagat; San Miguel Corporation (SMC); Philippine Air Force; Ang, Ramon; Calatagan
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