印度尼西亚:The Lau Seascape土著社区(仅占斐济人口的 1%)计划维持其超过四分之一的海洋面积

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ca.In the South Pacific Ocean lies a scattered and thriving archipelago known as the Lau Islands. This remote and hidden beauty comprises nearly sixty islands, only half of which are inhabited — making it one of the most isolated places on Earth. This Fijian island chain is pocked with deep harbors and towering limestone cliffs, where coastal waters teem with whales, manta rays and sea turtles. A complex coral reef system provides habitats for marine life and livelihoods for the Indigenous people of Lau, whose unique culture dates back over a thousand years. But climate change is threatening Lau’s vital marine and coastal areas, as well as its peoples’ sources of food and income. And though tourism remains low, that is quickly changing. As more visitors arrive, infrastructure is needed to。

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原始资料标题：印度尼西亚:The Lau Seascape土著社区(仅占斐济人口的 1%)计划维持其超过四分之一的海洋面积

原文链接：https://www.conservation.org/projects/the-lau-seascape