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How Coronavirus Lockdowns Become Opportunities for Illegal Fishing
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October 23, 2020
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3:37Now PlayingFisheries observers have one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. They risk being harassed and threatened, sometimes even disappear without a trace. Despite the risk of doing their jobs, their missions are to protect our oceans from over fishing and illegal fishing of endangered species. Due to Covid-19, the observer programs and navy fleets have lightened up in the waters, leaving the sea open to illegal fishing. Captain Peter Hammarstedt of Sea Shepherd, a marine conservation organization, explains what is at stake in our oceans.
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