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August 11, 2022
LOCAL management of inshore shellfish fisheries can continue for another year after Shetland Islands Council approved support funding worth almost £180,000. The funding package was approved by councillors in private during a meeting of the full council on 22 June. At the time...
August 10, 2022
Alert covers a stretch of the Hillsborough River near I-75 in Tampa
August 9, 2022
Alert covers a stretch of the Hillsborough River near I-75 in Tampa
August 1, 2022
Luckily, todays conditions are good. he gets out safely with this hall. we he makes a good living from the shellfish he collects here. further up the coast, another underwater forger is also returning home.
July 31, 2022
>> there are some on the island who have found a way to live in balance with nature. for centuries, people here have made a living from the shoreline. with almost 40 years of experience, kristine elvaide is an expert at what she does, harvesting seaweed and shellfish. just like the birds, her workday is governed by the rhythm of the tides.
July 30, 2022
Ireland produces an estimated 28,100 tonnes of shellfish
July 27, 2022
Tour the innovative Carlsbad Aquafarm, located in San Diego’s North County, and get an up-close look at this high-tech facility while learning...
July 24, 2022
>> 30 miles to the north on peninsula valdes, another colonys numbers are not doing so well. ♪ >> the small settlement of playa rebelde has a population of 200 people and shrinking. those that remain make a hard living from the ocean. ♪ >> one of them is lucas del rio. [ speaking foreign language ] >> lucas forages for shellfish
July 24, 2022
For centuries people here have made a living from the shoreline. with almost 40 years of experience of, kristine elvaide is an expert at what she does, harvesting seaweed and shellfish. just like the birds, her workday is governed by the rhythm of the tides. [ speaking foreign language ] its easy work for the birds, but for kristina its backbreaking.
July 18, 2022
There are some on the island who have found a way to live in balance with nature. for centuries people here have made a living from the shoreline. with almost 40 years of experience of, kristine elvaide is an expert at what she does, harvesting seaweed and shellfish. just like the birds, her workday is governed by the rhythm of the tides.