Sep 15, 2020 · Tagal means prohibition in the Dusun language, and has been practised by the indigenous peoples of Sabah for many generations. It involves shared responsibilities and …

Apr 2, 2022 · The Tagal or Bombon system is a community-based approach for conserving the biosphere system in Sabah, particularly for restoring the quality of riverine ecosystems and …

Jan 16, 2024 · The Tagal system, rooted in indigenous fisheries management, divides rivers into three zones to sustain fish populations and the river ecosystem. ASM works closely with …

“Tagal System”, which literally means “fishing in rivers is prohibited by the concerned communities for a certain pre-agreed period of time” aims to restore the depleting fisheries resources, keep …

Sep 6, 2024 · The Tagal system divides a river into three zones—red, yellow, and green—where fishing activities are regulated. Red zones prohibit fishing; yellow zones allow limited fishing …

The Tagal system, a “smart partnership” between local communities and the Sabah State Government, was adopted to protect and recover Sabah’s depleted freshwater fisheries …

The “Tagal” System is a Community-Based Fisheries Management (CBFM) in rivers traditionally undertaken by the local community of Sabah from time immemorial. “Tagal” is a local dialect …

Dec 27, 2019 · The Tagal system is a method of biosphere management of rivers adapted from the traditional practices of the Sabahan traditional local community. The technique has been …

Jan 16, 2024 · The Tagal system, rooted in indigenous fisheries management, divides rivers into three zones to sustain fish populations and the river ecosystem.

For the rural communities in the interior areas of Sabah, The Tagal System was developed by the Sabah State freshwater fish is an important source of protein and the Government and the …