Etwa 90 Millionen Tonnen Fisch zogen Fischer im Jahr 2015 aus den Weltmeeren. Doch welche Schiffe sich wie lange wo befanden – und ob sie sich nur dort aufhielten, wo sie das auch durften -, war lange Zeit nicht nachzuvollziehen. Read the fully story here on Süddeutsche Zeitung
DetailsUne carte inédite, basée sur des données satellitaires, révèle que les navires opèrent sur 200 millions de km2, une zone quatre fois plus vaste que celle utilisée par l’agriculture. Read the fully story here on Biodiversité
DetailsA view of fishes seized 27 December 2007 at the port of Abidjan, from two Chinese ships, “Far East I” and “Far East II” (seen in background), which were intercepted using ‘bottom trawling,’ disregarding the national fishing laws. Ivorian fishing groups warned earlier this month of the threat to acquatic flora and fauna in their…
DetailsWith the help of big data and technology originally designed to prevent ships from colliding, a team of researchers has stitched together the most detailed map yet of fisheries around the globe, which sheds light on just how intensive industrial fishing has become. Read the fully story here on The Globe and Mail
DetailsWith the help of big data and technology originally designed to prevent ships from colliding, a team of researchers has stitched together the most detailed map yet of fisheries around the globe, which sheds light on just how intensive industrial fishing has become. Read the fully story here on The Globe and Mail
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