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Following a paper trail to our wedding

19th Sep 2013

Neu and I got married in Brazil 2004, at that time I was still on a tourist visa and only …

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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.

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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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