Fate of Colombian shellfish pickers closely tied to mangrove

Mongabay
Nov 21, 2016, 9:00 am148 pts
SANQUIANGA NATIONAL PARK, Colombia - Along the northern edge of Colombia’s Pacific coast region, thousands of people rely on an unassuming shellfish called a “piangua” for daily survival. The small, black clam lives tucked deep in the stinky mud of mangrove trees. But the global decline of mangrove…

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