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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery: July 2007
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery. The wanderings of a Watson fellow in search of sustainability. Saturday, July 14, 2007. Off on a boat! That’s right – tonight is my last night in Akureyri before heading back to Reykjavík to board the Bjarni Saemundsson and set off for two weeks of shrimp surveying. There’s some basic information about the ship here. There’s also a link that is supposed to show locations of research vessels. Which might be updated along the way and give you an idea of where I am. Since sh...
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery: Homeward Bound
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery. The wanderings of a Watson fellow in search of sustainability. Friday, June 27, 2008. This called for a car and traveling companions. Lucky for me, Adam and Michelle were crazy enough to drive Adam’s Honda Civic, Jib, all the way to Newfoundland to road trip back with me. Jib has served us loyally, not only for thousands of miles of driving. He dried our tents,. And, of course, Adam and Michelle are pretty awesome too for coming all the way out to road trip with me. Fort ...
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery: Home again
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery. The wanderings of a Watson fellow in search of sustainability. Thursday, July 3, 2008. And so, I'm home. I crossed the border on June 27, a full year from the day my flight landed in Reykjavik and this crazy adventure began. For having been out of the country for a year, my return was entirely anticlimactic. Thursday, July 03, 2008. Pls I like to get in touch,but there.s no contact detail on your website. Im starting stockfish business. June 29, 2014 at 6:44 PM. Although ...
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery: Port Union: “To Each His Own”
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery. The wanderings of a Watson fellow in search of sustainability. Tuesday, June 10, 2008. Port Union: “To Each His Own”. That did it: I was off. While in St. John’s, I had met with representatives from the modern-day fishermen’s union, now called the Food, Fish, and Allied Workers Union (FFAW). Tuesday, June 10, 2008. September 27, 2009 at 10:29 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. For more pictures of places I've been and things I've seen, check...
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery: Final Report
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery. The wanderings of a Watson fellow in search of sustainability. Monday, July 28, 2008. After spending nearly an entire year explaining why I wanted a chance to travel to study cod fisheries, it came as a surprise that the first time I was asked, “so why are you doing this? 8221; I had a hard time finding an answer. As a girl who grew up hundreds of miles from the coast, a lifelong inland dweller, with little knowledge of fishing or marine biology and a pesky tendency to.
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery: December 2007
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery. The wanderings of a Watson fellow in search of sustainability. Monday, December 31, 2007. In case you couldn't guess, folks, that's Danish for happy new year. Here's the family about to partake in an actual Danish tradition of eating a marzipan pig (the traditional gift for the one who finds the whole almond in their rice pudding, also something we sampled, though we all shared the "prize"). And Mom and Jason warming themselves in the evening at Tivoli Gardens. Once I got...
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery: A town called Dildo
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery. The wanderings of a Watson fellow in search of sustainability. Wednesday, June 11, 2008. A town called Dildo. Yup, you heard me right. Newfoundland has a lot of towns with odd names. The week I spent on Fogo Island, I stayed in a town called Seldom-Come-By (a fitting name for a small town on an island only reached by ferry). Other names include Come-By-Chance and Happy Adventure. But I think Dildo takes the prize. I was interested in learning about the hatchery largely be...
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery: September 2007
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery. The wanderings of a Watson fellow in search of sustainability. Wednesday, September 26, 2007. Sailboats and granite and trees, oh my! Two weeks later, and here I am writing in Hirtshals, in northern Jutland in Denmark. It’s been an exciting and exhausting trip: four out of five Nordic capitals in one week’s time span, which provided a very brief tour of Scandinavia between my long stays in Iceland and Denmark. For the first time in twelve weeks! Stockholm, mind you, has m...
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery: January 2008
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery. The wanderings of a Watson fellow in search of sustainability. Sunday, January 27, 2008. Rabbie Burns, the Scottish bard. Who, you ask? Here are some samples of the evening’s entertainment:. The Stromness Pipe Band and a group of young dancers, all in proper Scottish regalia, process onto the stage. The dancers’ performance – really quite difficult steps, especially for girls so young. Sunday, January 27, 2008. Notes from Small Islands*. The Orkneys are mainly an agricult...
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery: From Bonavista to Burin
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Inside the Atlantic Cod Fishery. The wanderings of a Watson fellow in search of sustainability. Tuesday, June 10, 2008. From Bonavista to Burin. Though there is debate within the historical community about whether this was the actual site of Cabot’s landing, the story is considered as fact in Bonavista. The story goes that when Cabot first saw land, he cried “Buon Vista! 8221; – “Happy Sight! Then returned to Bristol, where it remains today. Seeing a promising tourism opportunity, however, Bonavista ...