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~ From Life in London, to the New World of a Brazilian Fishing Village

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Category Archives: Village life

Struggling to teach English

22nd Jul 2013

Many people have assumed that I earn a living from teaching English, while it is true that there are foreigners …

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A soim (common marmoset) in the house.

14th Jul 2013

Some time back we were woken by the unmistakable call of a soim Callithrix jacchus, if you imagine elongating their …

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So bad, it’s almost good !

19th Jan 2012

I have previously written about the circus that comes to Canto Verde (The circus is here, Cirque du Soleil it …

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Winning with Valente

21st Nov 2011

Yesterday Neu took first place with his boat Valente in the regatta held in Parajuru, a community down the coast …

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Thoughts on education.

12th Oct 2011

A friend of mine recently sent me a link to a wonderful lecture given by Ken Robinson http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/ken_robinson_changing_education_paradigms.html and I …

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Fishermen’s angry reaction to new rules

6th Aug 2011

Last Sunday there was a meeting of the fishermen in the village, it was in part to explain the new …

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The circus is here, Cirque do Soleil it is not

23rd Jul 2011

I once went to see Cirque do Soleil and a splendid and spectacular show it was, the performers were incredible …

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Quadrilhas.

8th Jul 2011

I tried to post this film the other day but the internet wasn’t having it, it goes with the last …

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Junina Festival

6th Jul 2011

The festival of Junina is held during the month of June. It was brought to Brazil by the Portuguese during …

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Captured at sea

13th Jun 2011

Last Saturday morning I got a call from Neu who had, as is his way, left the house at the …

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Recent posts on: Fishing in Brazil

Pesca Vital

A short video with English subtitles on the international  directives for the valorisation of artisanal fishing, as discussed by fishers groups from all over Brazil at their meeting in Brasilia earlier this month.

Resex Prainha do Canto Verde

Link to excelent piece by Mar Sem Fim about Prainha. Only available in Portuguese. Resex Prainha do Canto Verde.

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Our seas are being drastically overfished using unsustainable fishing methods which puts all of us at risk but especially those in small coastal communities.

It's easy to think it is someone elses problem, but the seas are an ecosystem of which we know very little and their degredation is a threat to all of us, not just the species of fish who's numbers are dwindling, who's habitats are being destroyed, nor just those who make a living from or like to eat fish.

Consumer choice does make a difference, become more informed about the fish you buy.

The following sites offer information about fish species and fishing methods enabling you to make an educated choice about the fish you buy.

http://www.eartheasy.com/eat_sustainable_seafoods.htm

http://www.montereybayaquarium.org/cr/cr_seafoodwatch/sfw_resources.aspx

http://www.fishonline.org/

http://www.goodfishguide.co.uk/

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