Illegal trawling ravages Tunisian seagrass meadows crucial for fish

Mongabay
May 24, 2023, 6:43 pm127 pts
KERKENNAH ISLANDS, Tunisia — It’s a rainy afternoon in the port of Kraten, and all the fishing boats are docked, waiting for a winter storm to pass. Some fishers have gathered at the port anyway, to have a chat and share a tea while arranging nets and octopus traps for the coming days. Boulbeba Souissi and…

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