Fisheries and Forests Minister Alitia Bainivalu recently toured two promising sites for aquaculture ponds located in the villages of Tabuya and Solovola within the Nabukelevu District of Kadavu. This visit underscores the government’s commitment to developing sustainable aquaculture initiatives which could benefit local communities and enhance food security.
Additionally, the Minister took the opportunity to visit a seaweed farm owned by Maika Vunituraga in Cevai, demonstrating interest in diverse aquaculture practices. Minister Bainivalu’s tour began last week with discussions with government officials at the Vunisea Government Station, and it concluded with a visit to the Kavala Fisheries Station.
Such initiatives are hopeful signs for the future of aquaculture in the region, as they may pave the way for economic growth and provide new livelihoods for residents of Kadavu. With the right support and investment, these projects could foster an innovative aquaculture sector that not only boosts local economies but also supports sustainable practices to protect the marine ecosystem.
Summary: Fisheries and Forests Minister Alitia Bainivalu has conducted a tour in Kadavu, examining potential sites for aquaculture ponds and a seaweed farm. The tour highlights the government’s focus on developing sustainable aquaculture to benefit local communities and promote economic growth.
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