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⏲ Duration: 1 min 65 sec
✓ Published: 21-Jan-2014
✓ Published: 21-Jan-2014
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One of a series of videos on Seaweed Farming in the Philippines.nShannon Arnold works for PAKISAM, a national confederation of Small Farmers’ and Fishers’ Organisation who works with the Seaweed Farmers of Caluya. In November 2013, typhoon Haiyan destroyed 80% of the seaweed farms of the communities on the Caluya Islands. nFollowing the typhoon Shannon and her colleagues set up Operation Seaweed Caluya (simply type in the name on facebook), a fundraising initiative that is helping the seawee
One of a series of videos on Seaweed Farming in the Philippines.nShannon Arnold works for PAKISAM, a national confederation of Small Farmers’ and Fishers’ Organisation who works with the Seaweed Farmers of Caluya. In November 2013, typhoon Haiyan destroyed 80% of the seaweed farms of the communities on the Caluya Islands. nFollowing the typhoon Shannon and her colleagues set up Operation Seaweed Caluya (simply type in the name on facebook), a fundraising initiative that is helping the seawee
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