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Village together week – March 2014

These were the pictures taken on our village together week.

 

Waitabu village together week March 2013

Waitabu village together week March 2013

Monday is meeting.

Maintenance of the village was done throughout the week.

Waitabu village together week March 2013
Waitabu village together week March 2013
Waitabu village together week March 2013

This includes weeding, raking,repairs and any thing to be done with the health and well being of the community.

Waitabu village together week March 2013
Waitabu village together week March 2013
Waitabu village together week March 2013

On Friday we fund raise (Soli) for community financial needs.

Under a bowl of kava people give and enjoy.

Waitabu village together week March 2013
Waitabu village together week March 2013
Waitabu village together week March 2013

Thanks for tuning in with us.

Eta Divialagi

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Welcome to Waitabu Marine Park

Arrive in the tree-adorned island of Taveuni to discover a tropical paradise you’ve only dreamed about. Slip on your fins and mask and slide into the warm waters of Fiji. Let all the stress of everyday life fall away as you make your way along the magical reef of Waitabu.

The communities of Waitubu and Bouma came to protect their native fishing grounds in 1998. Their foresight and diligence has allowed visitors, like yourself, the opportunity to share in the beauty of the Waitabu Marine Park. These crystal-clear waters are home to the most amazing marine species you may ever see. Don’t be too surprised when you pass a sea turtle or find yourself following a gentle ray. You know you’re in paradise when you’ve landed in the Waitabu Marine Park.

Wake up and see the beautiful sunrise over the marine park as the start of every new day begins in Waitabu

Elia

About Us

In 1998 the Waitabu Village of Taveuni declared its fishing grounds or "qoliqoli" to be "tabu" -- a no-take fishing zone. NZAID initially supported the designation with funds for biological surveys and administration. The Wainileli and the Bouma qoliqoli, were continually and heavily overfished, resulting in small fish stocks and damaged coral. Through the continuous drive of community members and non-governmental agencies, the region is now celebrating a healthy and abundant reef for the past 20 … Read More >>

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