Films for the Humanities and Sciences - Fate of the Oceans: Our Threatened Fisheries

Fate of the Oceans: Our Threatened Fisheries

The catch is trailing off in most of the world’s fishing grounds. This two-part series travels to over a dozen international locations to report on the precarious condition of global fisheries. Viewers will learn about a wide range of endangered ecosystems and regional challenges, while gaining insight from a host of science and policy authorities—including Kieran Kelleher, a fisheries expert with the World Bank; Helen Davies, a WWF Fisheries Policy Officer; Fernando Curcio, Director General of Spain’s Fisheries Resources; and Ahmed Habib Naseeb, a marine ecologist and diver in Oman. Depicting urgent problems facing our oceans, the series also presents first-step solutions underway around the world. 2-part series, 23-24 minutes each.

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Item#: BVL37642
Copyright date: ©2005
DVD (Chaptered) ISBN 978-1-4213-8938-7

The Series Includes : Plundering the Oceans | Protecting the Oceans


DVD (Chaptered)	$199.90
DVD + 3-Year Streaming	$299.85
3-Year Streaming	$199.90

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