NewzStudents participating in a community service program (KKN) have collaborated with the local government of Namu Village, located in the regency of South Konawe, to install artificial fish habitats. These structures, referred to as fish apartments, were deployed to enhance the marine ecosystem and support the development of the village’s maritime tourism sector.
The initiative aims to create new breeding grounds for marine life, which is expected to bolster local biodiversity and provide a sustainable foundation for tourism activities. By improving the underwater environment, the project seeks to establish Namu Village as a more attractive destination for visitors interested in marine conservation and nature-based tourism.
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