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                        SUMMARY:Conserving Lake Tanganyika's fisheries and biodiversity:From local collaboration to lake-wide impact by Peter Limbu, The Nature Conservancy
                        DESCRIPTION:<p>Lake Tanganyika is the longest lake in the world and one of the last large lakes that still has a generally intact aquatic ecosystem. The Nature Conservancy's Tuungane project is working along Lake Tanganyika in western Tanzania to combat declining fish populations and conserve biodiversity though a broad range of initiatives, including helping to establish co-management institutions (Beach Management Units), creating community-supported freshwater protected areas, and working on reduction in the use of illegal gears.</p>
<p><strong>Speaker Bio</strong></p>
<p><strong>Peter Limbu</strong><br /><em>Fisheries Technical Advisor for the Tuungane Project, The Nature Conservancy</em></p>
<p>Peter Limbu is the Fisheries Technical Advisor for The Nature Conservancy&rsquo;s (TNC) Tuungane Project on Lake Tanganyika in Western Tanzania, where he leads the Conservancy&rsquo;s efforts towards conserving the biodiversity and fisheries of Lake Tanganyika.</p>
<p><strong>Resources</strong></p>
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