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Clean inside of a large modern fish trawler, Reykjavik, Iceland The halibut is the largest flat fish and is one of the most valuable and targeted species in the North Atlantic and North Pacific. - Sustainable and responsible fisheries management is of a fundamental importance as fish...

By Peter Prokosch

Modern Fish Trawler in the Dock, Reykjavik, Iceland Sustainable and responsible fisheries management is of a fundamental importance as fisheries are one of the main pillars of the Icelandic economy. Given this fact, the current management policy of the Icelandic governmen...

By Peter Prokosch

The flagship of the Icelandic Coastguard secures the countries' fishery interests Sustainable and responsible fisheries management is of a fundamental importance as fisheries are one of the main pillars of the Icelandic economy. Given this fact, the current management policy of the Icelandic governmen...

By Peter Prokosch

Fresh caught and frozen fish is loaded from the trawler to be exported from Iceland to Africa Sustainable and responsible fisheries management is of a fundamental importance as fisheries are one of the main pillars of the Icelandic economy. Given this fact, the current management policy of the Icelandic governmen...

By Peter Prokosch

Large Modern Fish Trawler, Reykjavik, Iceland Sustainable and responsible fisheries management is of a fundamental importance as fisheries are one of the main pillars of the Icelandic economy. Given this fact, the current management policy of the Icelandic governmen...

By Peter Prokosch

Back from a Halibut Trawl, Reykjavik, Iceland The halibut is the largest flat fish and is one of the most valuable and targeted species in the North Atlantic and North Pacific. - Sustainable and responsible fisheries management is of a fundamental importance as fish...

By Peter Prokosch

By Peter Prokosch

Perspective from a large modern fish trawler towards one of the largest cruise ships, Reykjavik, Iceland Sustainable and responsible fisheries management is of a fundamental importance as fisheries are one of the main pillars of the Icelandic economy. Given this fact, the current management policy of the Icelandic governmen...

By Peter Prokosch

Red Junglefowl (Gallus gallus) pair, Chitwan National Park, Nepal The Red Junglefowl (Gallus gallus) is a tropical member of the Pheasant family. It is thought to be ancestral to the domestic chicken, with some hybridisation with the Grey Junglefowl. The Red Junglefowl was first domest...

By Peter Prokosch

Red junglefowl (Gallus gallus) male, Chitwan National Park, Nepal The Red Junglefowl (Gallus gallus) is a tropical member of the Pheasant family. It is thought to be ancestral to the domestic chicken, with some hybridisation with the Grey Junglefowl. The Red Junglefowl was first domest...

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

Family of a mini farm treating their little rice harvest, Madagascar Madagascar is among the world's poorest countries. As such, people's day-to-day survival is dependent upon natural resource use. They must live off the land that surrounds them, making use of whatever resources they can...

By Peter Prokosch

Meat drying, Nepal By 2050, as projected by FAO, global cereal production needs to be around 3000 million tonnes in order to meet demand. However, some estimates suggest that due to environmental degradation in the watersheds, flood...

By Lawrence Hislop

cattle, Nepal The Himalayas are the origin of major river systems that support some 3 billion people in 18 countries. In the future, many regions will undoubtedly experience water scarcity (UNEP 2010) due to a reduction in glacial i...

By Lawrence Hislop

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