The Arctic Sunrise in Skagerrak

Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise.
Greenpeace is in the North Sea to highlight the severe state of the North Sea Cod stock and to call for the use of large scale marine reserves as an important fisheries management toolbox.

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De Arctic Sunrise in Skagerrak

Greenpeace schip de Arctic Sunrise.
Greenpeace doet een tour op de Noordzee om de aandacht te vestigen op de kritieke toestand van de kabeljauw populatie in de Noordzee. Greenpeace pleit voor zeereservaten om de vissoort te kunnen beschermen.

Unique identifier: GP018JU

Type: Image

Shoot date: 25/04/2007

Locations: Europe, International Waters, North Sea, Skagerrak

Credit line: © Greenpeace / Christian Aslund

Ranking: ★★★★★★ (B)

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North Sea Tour Monitoring Fishing Activities

The Arctic Sunrise tours the North Sea to document fishing activities. The focus of the tour is on cod fishing which is particularly rife in these waters and is endangering the population of the species. Greenpeace fears that, if fishing for cod is allowed to continue, then cod will be wiped out completely in the North Sea. They call for the implementation of Marine Reserves which would specify areas where fish would be protected.

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