'Biodiversity for food seacurity' conserves coastal, ocean resources
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The oceans, seas and coastal areas contain bounties of aquatic resources that feed mankind and animals.These areas are also sources of organic ingredients used in medicines that have cured deadly diseases. For thousands of years, mankind has relied on these resources to sustain their health and livelihood.
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'Biodiversity for food seacurity' conserves coastal, ocean resources. (2016, June 3). Panay News, p. C4.
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Biodiversity; Food security; Coastal zone management; Oceans; Natural resources; Mangroves; Mussel culture; Marine ecology; Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR); Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)-Region VI; Philippine Coast Guard (PCG); Department of Education (DepEd); PNP Maritime; Iloilo Provincial Government; Local Government Unit (LGU)-Anilao, Iloilo; Estrada, Joseph; Piojo, Jean; Defensor, Arthur; Debuque, Ma. Teresa; Longria, Joselita; Vego, Jesse; Iloilo
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