Dispatches From The Outlaw Ocean - Episode 6: The Fish We Turn To Dust

Author:
Outlaw Ocean Project
Publisher:
The Outlaw Ocean Project
Publication Date:
22 May 2023
Tags:
Gambia, Oceans and Rivers

Gambia, like many of its West African neighbours, has embraced the lucrative production of fishmeal. But the booming aquaculture industry, widely hailed by conservationists as the best hope for slowing ocean depletion, is polluting waters, decimating fish stocks, and threatening the lives of millions worldwide.

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