Everyone wants and needs to make money, but the Bahamian civilization is more important than some fisherman that are not realizing that they are driving the groupers into extinction.
So what do we do? The fishermen have boats and knowledge of the waters, so we go to the fish wholesalers world wide and we have them invest in fish farming in partnership with our local Bahamian fishermen.
I believe Cobia are already being farmed and maybe we can raise the Yellow Fin tuna which are prevalent in our waters as well. Maybe shrimp farming, and we do have so many islands with plenty of vacant land.....so there are solutions at hand, let's get to work and make it happen. Someone that is a visionary must step up and get to work on this, and stop the slaughter of our natural resources.
meluckyone says...
Everyone wants and needs to make money, but the Bahamian civilization
is more important than some fisherman that are not realizing that they are driving
the groupers into extinction.
So what do we do? The fishermen have boats and knowledge of the waters,
so we go to the fish wholesalers world wide and we have them invest in
fish farming in partnership with our local Bahamian fishermen.
I believe Cobia are already being farmed and maybe we can raise the Yellow Fin tuna
which are prevalent in our waters as well. Maybe shrimp farming, and we do have
so many islands with plenty of vacant land.....so there are solutions at hand, let's get to work and make it happen. Someone that is a visionary must step up and get to work on this, and stop the slaughter of our natural resources.
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