Dive News

Take one random floating object, attach a radio beacon so you can find it again, drop it in the ocean and return later with a giant net and scoop up everything in sight.
That’s how much of the world’s tuna is caught – including the tuna sold by Sealord in NZ – using fish aggregating devices (FADs) with purse seine nets and it’s a recipe for disaster.

This footage was given to Greenpeace by someone inside the tuna fishing industry who’d had enough of the destruction.

Nice Logo – Bad Tuna