This is a recording of Dogudopu describing the poisoning of a creek to catch fish. The transcription and translation of this recording are available in session ailoa0316. This project consists in the documentation of Eibela, also called Aimele (ISO-639 AIL), as part of a PhD project at James Cook University which will ultimately result in a grammar of the language along with a dictionary and a corpus of texts. Eibela is a severely endangered language with 300 speakers in Lake Campbell, Western Province in Papua New Guinea. This is a recording of Dogudopu describing the poisoning of a creek to catch fish. The hand-written transcription and translation of this recording are available in session ailoa0316. Elan file ailot0315-1.eaf includes free translations of the recording while ailot0315-2.eaf also includes interlinear glosses imported from Fieldworks Language Explorer. Dogudopu is an Eibela woman living in Lake Campbell and is the speaker of the story. Grant Aiton is a PhD researcher translating the story in order to research the Eibela language. PhD Researcher conducting research on the Eibela language Date of birth is approximate.