Sentences with phrase «tuna fishermen»

Some may even support efforts to save dolphins from the nets of tuna fishermen while eating the tuna.

Yet N.O.A.A.'s proposed regulation would unfairly give surface longline fishermen as much as 191.4 additional metric tons of quota to make up for their waste, effectively denying these fish to bluefin tuna fishermen who use selective gear.

Hence, while it is good to protect porpoises from tuna fishermen, it may be still more important to protect the ocean from poisoning, or from having its ecosystem so disrupted that whole species are destroyed.

David Schalit, a commercial tuna fisherman from New York, posted an invaluable comment below clarifying the real price of bluefin tuna and offering an important view of the conservation / exploitation balance on this species.

«That could have, for example, a positive impact for recreational tuna fishermen.

Rachel Harrison will present two films by the underappreciated Spanish director Carlos Velo: Almadrabas (1934), about tuna fishermen, and his Academy Award - nominated Torero (1956), considered one of the most authentic and gripping films about bullfighting ever made.

Warning: This video, which showcases the myriad wondrous creatures that get between tuna fishermen and the cannery, may make you sick.

So fishermen [would drop] a purse seine, a deep net, around the dolphins to catch the tuna... The tuna fishermen were killing all the dolphins, maybe two to three million dolphins a year.

The Tunaman's Memorial, a larger - than - life bronze sculpture by Franco Vianello, is dedicated to the tuna fishermen who were formerly an important part of the area's economy.

LaBudde's footage provided the first graphic evidence that tuna fishermen were indiscriminately slaughtering dolphins.