View of Namenalala Island at the heart of Namena Marine Reserve, Fiji

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Uploaded on Wednesday 06 Jul 2011 by GRID-Arendal

Year: 2010

From collection: Blue Carbon

Taken by: Stacy Jupiter (Marine Photobank)

The Namena Marine Reserve encompasses the entire barrier reef around Namena Island, Fiji, and is part of a larger network of marine protected areas set aside by managed by 10 village chiefs, making up the District of Kubulau. The reserve and associated protected areas are considered areas of sea where customary native fishing rights exist, termed “qoliqoli” in everyday Fijian language.

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