Sentences with phrase «from traditional fishermen»

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In human terms, this has a disastrous consequence for certain groups of people like the tribals, scheduled castes, traditional fishermen and such other groups who depend on them to eke out a living... They would also be torn away from their natural roots as well as from their community and cultural ties - producing in them a sense of isolation» (Quoted from ISA Journal Dec. 94).

It started on a New Year's Day, with pomp, parades, bowl queens and quarterbacks in a traditional spectacle, and it ended hardly hours ago to the shush of skis across a hundred mountain slopes, the tranquillity of a year - end sunset seen from a thousand duck blinds and the last ice fisherman packing up his gear onthe frozen surface of Lake Minnetonka.

With the demise of traditional fishing methods, the Portuguese fishermen and their dogs began to disappear from the coast in the early 20th century.

Or why not pay a visit to the Fishermen's Taverna and sample the traditional grilled fish, freshly caught from the Ionian and the Aegean seas?

You'll then hit the beach where local fisherman will be divvying up their morning catch straight from the ocean, you'll fill up on a big Balinese breakfast, then take to the kitchen dressed in full chef attire ready to learn the secrets of 20 traditional Balinese recipes, all under the guidance of Heinz von Holzen who has written five books on Balinese and Indonesian cuisine.

There is a turquoise little sofa to chill out on with something to read, a 2 - seater dining table crafted from recycled wood that was taken from the traditional Jukung fisherman boats and the open kitchen is equipped with everything needed, including a stove, water boiler, microwave and a fridge.

Officially recognised as Europe «s first World Surfing Reserve in 2011, this uniquely beautiful and traditional fisherman «s village is situated just a 40 minute drive from the Portuguese Capital, Lisbon.

The event brought together an impressive array of groups, including indigenous peoples, fishermen, traditional riverbank communities, popular movements from the periphery of urban centers, union workers opposed to the privatization of water and sanitation systems, and environmental and human rights NGOs and students, among others.

An example of such a confrontation occurred recently when three Torres Strait Islanders from Mer (Murray Island) found commercial fishermen fishing in their traditional sea country.