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I am a fisherman. I love to eat fish, catch fish, watch fish, read about fish, and talk about fish. Obviously I’m extremely worried about the state of our fisheries–both commercial and recreational. While we would all probably be healthier if we ate more fish, we have to be sure to make decisions that allows us to keep eating lots of fish well into the future. That’s why Future of Fish was started. They’re a Seattle, WA based non-profit that “envision a global seafood supply chain that produces legal, traceable, trustworthy fish; that rewards responsible fishing with better prices; and that fosters resource conservation.” They’re trying to revolutionize a very old industry, so they certainly have their work cut out for them.
It’s easy to forget how important fish are to society, but they’re the primary protein source for more than a billion people. Here’s more from Future of Fish on why they think it’s important. Their solutions are focused on the business side–so they’re not a traditional conservation focused organization. You can learn more about the ideas behind Future of Fish here, and you can see the services that they provide here. The goal is to end overfishing, and if you want to help Future of Fish do that, check out their jobs on their About page. Right now they’re looking for an Operations Administrator.
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