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Blog post:
Southern Brazil and Uruguay, a sea of similarities
Dimas Gianuca
Last month I returned from my most recent trip, this time aboard on the FV Maria , the same longliner that I had worked with last winter. We spent 19 days at sea and conducted 15 longline sets. In order to minimize seabird interactions all these sets were performed with a tori line deployed and were...
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22 Dec 2011
Blog post:
Working in port Rio Grande
Dimas Gianuca
Hi everybody! I have good news from Brazil. The Brazilian Ministries of Fisheries and Environment signed a new law , that means any pelagic longline vessel fishing below the 20° S must now use tori lines during all setting operations and include a weight of at least 60 g placed no more than two...
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22 Jul 2011
Blog post:
Stranded at sea
Juliano Cesar
I have recently done three consecutive at-sea trips in order to test mitigation measures that reduce seabird by catch, so I have a lot of stories to tell! The trips were aboard the 18 m long, wooden longliner Anarthur. The Anarthur’s skipper is called Darke, who works in collaboration with Projeto...
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22 Jul 2011
Blog post:
At sea in Brazil
Juliano Cesar
Hello friends of the seabirds! I am back from field work to tell you about another adventure from Projeto Albatroz , this time on board the Gera IX vessel from port Itajaí, Brazil. Our journey begins at the Jorge Seif Fishing Company of Itajaí, from where we hauled anchor with fishing...
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7 Jul 2011
Blog post:
Hook Pod trails in Brazil
fabiano peppes
A lot has happened since my last diary. First of all we celebrated a fantastic year for the ATF team in Brazil! We acheived something we have all been working toward - "zero birds captured" during our ATF trips at-sea in the longline fishery – a huge result! However, our work is not...
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13 Jun 2011
Blog post:
Making a difference vessel by vessel
fabiano peppes
Hello friends of the seabirds, This year has been amazing; rough seas, wonderful birds, good boat crews and a lot of positive energy within the Brazilian Albatross Task Force team. The challenges faced working onboard have been the most difficult we’ve faced so far, testing a combination...
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7 Nov 2010
Blog post:
Caught on the haul
Dimas Gianuca
Recently I returned from my first trip working with the Albatross Task Force aboard the pelagic longline vessel “Maria Letícia”, from Torquato Pontes Fish Company. This boat sailed under captain Celso, a very experienced captain who specializes in catching tunas. Captain Celso...
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13 Oct 2010
Blog post:
The Brazilian way
fabiano peppes
The summer is the slow period for fishing activities in Brazil. The work is limited to the preparation of up and coming trips and improving the equipment, mitigation and conducting important meetings with our colleagues. Frequently such activities are carried out in pleasant places close to the port...
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9 Jun 2010
Blog post:
A tale of orcas and Captain Bighead....
fabiano peppes
It has been an emotional winter, with two sensational sea trips. I have so much information I don’t know where to start; attacks from a group of killer whales (orcas), arrivals of turtles, albatrosses and fantastic fishes plus all the great stories from the fishermen! I’ll start with the...
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25 Nov 2009
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