Peace Corps: Fisheries

Authors

Peace Corps (U.S.)

Files

Document Type

Brochure

Publication Date

9-23-1985

Description

"Through fish farming, you help people in developing nations help themselves in many ways . . . increased protein consumption means better health . . . fish pond construction, development and maintenance produce marketable skills and marketable products . . . fish culture is a durable, productive outlet that has sustained increased living standards among many families who would otherwise live at subsistence levels." -[p.2]

SuDoc#

PE 1.2:F 53

Rights

This item is a work of the U.S. federal government and may be in the public domain and thus may not be subject to copyright pursuant to 17 USC §105. Works in the public domain may be freely used, shared, or reproduced without permission. For more information, visit https://www.govinfo.gov/about/policies#copyright. The University Libraries, University of Memphis is responsible for the digitized version of this work and requests acknowledgement for material obtained from this website including the institution's name and the URL.

Comments

The stated publication date is an approximation but is believed to be within a few years of the document’s original publication date.

Recommended Citation

Peace Corps (U.S.), "Peace Corps: Fisheries" (1985). Brochures. 16.
https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/govpubs-peacecorps-brochures/16