The “Trabocchi” are clever wooden machines invented by farmers who needed an easier way to fish, replacing the uncertainty of boats. These unique structures are symbols of the Abruzzo region in central Italy. However, a shift has occurred in recent times.
The Trabocchi, once vital fishing tools, have transformed into tourist destinations offering seafood sourced from different waters. What prompted this change?
Very few people can make a living from fishing along Sweden's coasts today. Jobs in the fishing industry are disappearing and coastal communities are being smashed
In a fishing village in Halland, we follow a family whose life is built around coastal fishing. We get to take part in their everyday lives, their history, and their thoughts and hopes regarding the future – both for themselves and for fishing on the Swedish coasts
Manjula Gullikson is the only female professional fisherman in Västernorrland. But she finds it increasingly difficult to make a living from the profession. Her herring catch is only getting smaller and smaller
