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Here we see the fruits of an environmental cleanup in the Ocean. ‘Ghost Nets’ are the term now used for abandoned or obsolete items from the fishing industry, which become dangerous garbage polluting the Ocean. Ghost Nets are responsible for the deaths of huge amounts of Marine Life every year, through entanglement and consumption. The location is near Phi Phi islands in the Andaman Sea, Krabi, Thailand.
Clean up the ocean by collecting waste. Abandoned debris fishing net or ghost net and plastic garbages in the sea. Save the ocean and underwater world from trash pollution. Environmental conservation
fishing boat ready to go fishing
Lost and abandoned commercial fishing gear is called ghost gear. This lobster trap should have been checked daily. Once abandoned it continued to kill marine creatures as they become trapped, die, and then attract more creatures as the cycle continues. This trap washed up on a swimming beach where it will be properly disposed of.
Fishing boat
Fisherman pulling the net out of water. He is standing on his boat. Sea and blue sky in back.
Fisherman boat and net
Lobster Pots
fish farming on fish farm in the lake
Drone view of fishing boat is netting on the sea of Hon Yen, Phu Yen province, central Vietnam
Agia Napa Cyprus. August 14 2019. A view of fishing nets in Agia Napa in Cyprus
Bow-net in Whitby - Great Britain, United Kingdom,
Unused green fishing nets in a pile.
Cala Figuera, Spain -April 20, 2024: The fishing harbor at Cala Figuera showcases large fishing boats adorned with nets. Set in a scenic small bay, this picturesque harbor is a well-loved tourist attraction in southeastern Mallorca.
Industrial Fishing Equipment Fishnets and Fishing Lines lying on concrete in the port, fishing industry
Group of fishing net
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Trawl industrial fishing net from Mediterranea Sea vessel
A stack of lobster traps with colorful ropes and nets, used for fishing.
Commercial fishing trawlers on the quayside, Lorient waterfront, Morbihan, France. Lorient is one of the large commercial ports of Brittany, northwest France, in the Morbihan department, named after the Morbihan, a shallow enclosed sea that is the principal coastline feature that features many hamlets, villages and idyllic islands
A rusty fish trap and some nets in the harbor.
Chinese fishing nets, called Shore operated lift nets in other countries. They are lifted as preparation to operate the nets while the sun rises on the Arabian Sea.
fishing hut in italy - called trabucco - comacchio
Aerial view of fish farm
Stack of crab traps with the bay of Portree in the background, in black and white. Portree is a fishing village overlooking a sheltered bay on the east side of the Isle of Skye. Although this village is only about 200 years old, it is the largest village on the Island and the Islands Capital.
Close-up detail of fishing nets - found on the harbour at Fish Quay, North Shields, England
Closeup of a colorful fishing net lying on a boat, Cres Croatia
Modern nylon fishing nets in a box ready to be taken to the ocean, seen in the famous arctic town Ilulissat in western Greenland
Fish net near the beach in Japan
In the cutter port of Dornumersiel at North Sea, East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany - 2023
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