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You can earn a living while protecting habitats, fishers told 

Dabaso Creek Conservation Group member, Kahindi Charo, holds a mud crab at their Crab Shack Restaurant in Dabaso, Kilifi County. The group fattens crabs in floating cages as a source of income and serve crab meat and samosas at their restaurant which is popular to both local and international tourists. PHOTO | MATHIAS RINGA | NATION MEDIA GROUP

Conservation groups in Kilifi County have launched a campaign to sensitise communities living near marine parks and ocean creeks on preserving fish breeding sites.

The groups raised fears about dwindling fish stocks in the county due to continuing destruction of their natural habitats because of pollution.