ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 12月17日 09時19分

Photo by @amivitale. In the early morning light on Lake Tanganyika, Tanzania, fishermen use a net to pull in a kind of sardine that the locals call “dagaa.” As the sweeper boats get closer and closer to the main boat, these men begin pulling in the slack from the massive net. As they pull, they shake off the fish that are clinging to the net back into the water. Eventually, when there is only a few feet of net left in the water, the fish can be rolled in a large bundle onto the top of the boat. The lake holds nearly one-fifth of the world’s fresh water, is the world’s second largest lake by volume, is home to 250 endemic species of fish, and provides 40% of all protein for lakeshore villages. By sharing technical expertise and building local capacity, @nature_africa and @pathfinderint’s Tuungane Project is providing local people with the information they need to secure healthy fish stocks. Follow @nature_africa to learn more about the Tuungane Project and @amivitale for more stories from around the world!

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