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SHETLAND shellfish has emerged with flying colours in the latest guidance on sustainable seafood issued by a high-profile conservation group – with the isles’ brown crab ranked as the only “best choice” green-rated option in the UK. The Marine Conservation Society...

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Village in cornwall called flushing. and i am an oyster and shellfish merchant. it is a greatjob, yeah, it is very different to anything else in the country, we are very unique, you know. when the season kicks off, youve got this feeling that you really dont know what it is going to bring. it is completely wild fishery, you have to just take what mother nature gives you. we are in an era now where sustainability and stuff is the buzzword but, you know, we have been living and breathing this for ...

And he said, this is my grandfathers black purchase oyster book, showed me the page, and it was my great grandfathers name on the book in 1908. my great grandfather sold oysters to his grandfather. so, that wasjust incredible. my name is martin laity, and i live in a small fishing village in cornwall called flushing. and i am an oyster and shellfish merchant. it is a greatjob, yeah, it is very different to anything else in the country, we are very unique, you know. when the season kicks off, you...

Ive been selling into france for 34 years, built some fantastic relationships with customers. one day, i was doing a personal delivery to a customer and he pulls out a black book and he said, "this is my grandfathers black purchase oyster book," showed me the page and it was my great—grandfathers name on the book in 1908. my great—grandfather sold oysters to his grandfather, so that was just incredible. my name is martin laity, and i live in a small fishing village in cornwall called flushin...

So, that wasjust incredible. my name is martin laity, and i live in a small fishing village in cornwall called flushing. and i am an oyster and shellfish merchant. it is a greatjob, yeah, it is very different to anything else in the country, we are very unique, you know. when the season kicks off, youve got this feeling that you really dont know what it is going to bring. it is completely wild fishery, you have to just take what mother nature gives you. we are in an era now where sustainability ...

Ive been selling to france for 34 years, built some fantastic relationships with customers. one day, i was doing a personal delivery to a customer, he pulls out a black book, and he said, this is my grandfathers black purchase oyster book, showed me the page, and it was my great grandfathers name on the book in 1908. my great grandfather sold oysters to his grandfather. so, that wasjust incredible. my name is martin laity, and i live in a small fishing village in cornwall called flushing. and i ...

Experience. the shellfish streams and crabs that thrive in this environment will almost at the rinks of collapse just a few decades ago because of the dramatic loss of one simple thing, mangroves. industrial shrimpfarming thing, mangroves. industrial shrimp farming left the mangrove forest decimated and, with it, a fragile ecosystem that the villages depended on to survive. but the local people began to fight back. but the local people began to fightback. they brought hundreds of people from nea...

While it may not be one of the most beautiful ecosystems, it is actually full of life. there are snails, cockles, crabs, macaques, birds, all kinds of wildlife here. theres a monkey right here with a crab in its mouth! this place is quite an experience. the shellfish, shrimps and crabs that thrive in this environment were almost at the brink of collapse just a few decades ago because of the dramatic loss of one simple thing, mangroves. industrial shrimp farming left the mangrove forest decimated...

Channelling his inner warrior. next, a local community battling to save its wildlife. back in 2019 we sent mike to the coast where conservationists have found an ingenious, though rather muddy, solution to an ongoing conservation challenge. few international travellers venture here but in recent years the amazing transformation of the ecosystem has begun to draw people like me. while it may not be one of the most beautiful ecosystems, it is actually full of life. there are snails, cockles, crabs...