Photo Essay: Fishing families in the Philippines’ Tañon Strait Count Shrinking “Blessings from the Sea”
The Tañon Strait Protected Seascape is the Philippines’ largest marine protected area and a major fishing ground. The strait’s 280 miles (450 kilometers) of coastline are home to thousands of families that depend on the area’s marine resources for food and income. As decades of overfishing, pollution and a burgeoning population take their toll, Tañon’s … Read more