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Tell he says that factory fishing fleets are threatening the regions ecological balance they use dragnets that are illegal and destroy the fish spawning grounds. as if they were. the project will put a stop to the chaos in the fishing sector and the illegal fishing. because the main problem and its bad for the local fisherman. the project is expected to be complete by the end of this year elia tally is counting on its success and is doing all he can to support it hes not alone in hoping that fis...

Lot has already changed weve managed one to reintroduce the red mud that it was gone from here for a long time. its kind of. the artificial reefs are sunk at two locations plants take root on their concrete slabs and fish can spawn there undisturbed thats a long term boon for the fishing communities as well the project managers want to hear what they perceive as their biggest problems elia to tell he says that factory fishing fleets are threatening the regions ecological balance the use dragnets...

A lot has already changed weve managed to want to reintroduce the red mullet it was gone from here for a long time. its kind of. the artificial reefs are sunk at two locations plants take root on their concrete slabs and fish can spawn there undisturbed thats a long term boon for the fishing communities as well the project managers want to hear what they perceive as their biggest problems elia told he says that factory fishing fleets are threatening the regions ecological balance the use dragnet...

Tied to shore. we found crews deploying the towns last line of defense, a floating yellow boom. at this point the job is actually pretty simple. this boom is anchored to this barrier island over here to my right. now the barge has to back out to deploy all of this boom material. this is a massive, massive undertaking. what you see here is just the beginning. hundreds of miles of boom will be deployed to protect oyster beds and fish spawning grounds, but these lines that are designed to stop oil ...