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Distinguishing Atlantic Salmon and Pollack in the National Park Center "Multimar", Tönning, Germany The difference between Atlantic Salmon and Pollack (in German: Lachs and Seelachs) was explained in the aquarium of Multimar when 21 young people from 15 European countries participated in a Wadden Sea Climate Training, ...

By Peter Prokosch

"Graveyard" of shellfish after the embankment of Saemangeum, South Korea Within the East Asian-Australasian Flyway the tidal flats of the Yellow Sea are the most important refueling sites ("airports") for Arctic birds. The huge embankment of Saemangeum, which enclosed 400 km2 of tidal flats h...

By Ju Yung Ki

By Ju Yung Ki

"Graveyard" of fish after the embankment of Saemangeum, South Korea Within the East Asian-Australasian Flyway the tidal flats of the Yellow Sea are the most important refueling sites ("airports") for Arctic birds. The huge embankment of Saemangeum, which enclosed 400 km2 of tidal flats h...

By Ju Yung Ki

White Shark Tourism, Gaansbaai, Western Cape, South Africa Gaansbaai is famous for its White Shark and Southern Right Whale tourism, which is a key job provider for the community. The Dyer Island Conservation Trust is an example of "Linking Tourism & Conservation", where tour op...

By Peter Prokosch

By Peter Prokosch

White Shark Tourism, Gaansbaai, Western Cape, South Africa Gaansbaai is famous for its White Shark and Souther Right Whale tourism, which is a key job provider for the community. The Dyer Island Conservation Trust is an example of "Linking Tourism & Conservation", where tour ope...

By Peter Prokosch

Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias), Gaansbaai, Western Cape, South Africa The great white shark, is a large lamniform shark found in coastal surface waters in all major oceans. It is known for its size, with the largest individuals known to have approached or exceeded 6 metres in length,[3] an...

By Peter Prokosch

By Peter Prokosch

White Shark Tourism, demonstrating penguin nesting house, Gaansbaai, Western Cape, South Africa Gaansbaai is famous for its White Shark and Souther Right Whale tourism, which is a key job provider for the community. The Dyer Island Conservation Trust is an example of "Linking Tourism & Conservation", where tour ope...

By Peter Prokosch

By Peter Prokosch

Local meatmarket offering porpoise flesh for sale, Nuuk, Greenland The main threat to porpoise is being caught in nets, though porpoise flesh is hunted consumed by Greenlanders and is attributed to the low incidence of cardiovascular disease in Greenland <a href='http://www.highnorth.no...

By Peter Prokosch

Local ice fishermen in a permafrost cave, Siberia Soil in the far Northern permafrost can be frozen several hundred meters deep. Permafrost soil has a constant year-round temperature of 0 degrees or lower and forms a solid foundation for building upon. Some permafrost c...

By Peter Prokosch

Reef fish, Vanuatu This delicate environment is highly vulnerable to storm surges and a rising water level due to the many low coastal roads and villages. There is frequent disturbance due to the passage of tropical cyclones and volcanic a...

By Yannick Beaudoin

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