Safer at sea: The unexpected benefit of traceability for small-scale fishers

Mongabay
Nov 12, 2019, 10:00 am288 pts
GENERAL SANTOS, Philippines — The first time Maylene Bibat saw the green dot on her tablet marking the location of her husband’s boat, she was thrilled. “I instantly felt less worried,” said the mother of three. “It was like knowing that he was safe.” For years, Maylene had to wait anxiously in…

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