Environmental issues and discussions.
Offshore Africa Port St. Johns Offshore Africa Port St. Johns is run by Rob Nettleton and Debbie Smith whose combined experience will ensure your sardine run experience will be unforgettable. The team still have a few slots open for the 2015 run, but the bookings are filling up fast – click here to get in touch … Read more
King Mackeral in Mediterranean takeover bid When the so relegated laborers starting digging the Suez Canal by hand, they had no idea they would be facilitating the migration of so many fish species, into the Mediterranean. This excerpt describes the beginning days of the Suez Canal, it’s from http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/suez-canal-opens “In 1854, Ferdinand de Lesseps, the former French consul … Read more
Greenpeace vs Shell in the Arctic The folks at Greenpeace are being hardcore and entertaining as ever with this, their latest jaunt down south. To save the environment from immense destruction at the hands of the shareholders, stakeholders and operators of Shell. Shell are a formidable opponent but nothing seems to phase the Greenpeace Arctic … Read more
See Common Dolphins in the 2015 sardine run Common Dolphins are major players on the sardine run stage as they strategise and deploy organised attacks on the millions of sardines making their way north each year. Sharks and birds try cause havoc with these maneuvers but the agility and brains of the dolphins always wins … Read more
Preparing for the Sardine Run 2015 Up and down the coast preparations are being made and bookings filling up as the eternal flame of hope for a good sardine run burns bright in the souls of the millions of die-hard sardine freaks. The Sardine Run 2015 is almost upon us! This imagery by Rob Nettleton reminds … Read more
