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Actions and protests
Bycatch
Crabs
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Education
Fish
Fishing (Industry)
Fishing techniques
KWCI (GPI)
Oceans (campaign title)
Outdoors
Posters
Public engagement
Trawlers
Action against Trawling and Bycatch in London
A mound of fish, crab and other sea life which will be discarded as 'waste' from a catch from beam trawling for plaice and cod. The notice says " 70% of a beam trawl catch gets dumped, dead or dying".
Unique identifier:
GP02AAO
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
05/10/2006
Locations:
Europe
,
London
,
United Kingdom
Credit line:
© Will Rose / Greenpeace
Size:
1960px × 3008px 3MB
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Action against Trawling and Bycatch in London
Greenpeace displays 'trawler trash' in Trafalgar Square at an action to highlight the outrageous waste caused by unsustainable fishing techniques. A 20 metre long table displays thousands of dead fish, crabs, anemone and coral - all thrown away by beam trawling boats fishing for species such as plaice and cod. 70% of a beam trawl catch gets dumped - dead or dying. Greenpeace are calling on UK supermarkets to stop selling any seafood caught by beam trawlers.
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