Wow - this documentary really blew me away. I have very superficial and limited knowledge about abalone poaching, and your film gave me a some insight into the problems and possible solutions. to this problem. Beautifully filmed and narrated.
Amazing documentary! Thanks for creating and sharing. A powerful story and such amazing footage. These are such amazing creatures and we cannot afford to lose them. Lots of love from Cape Town.
thanks for this documentary , it was very valuable information for me. i hope to make a research about many kind of abalone founded in Libya beaches I see them every time I visited the sea.
Very good documentary,it is always nature that pay a high price and if we don't put nature before greed we will be the one that will have to face the consequences
There is one thing no one speaks about and that is the impact the poaching has on juvenile fish that live in the rock pools. There are some juvenile fish like mussel cracker that live off tiny shellfish. We don't have to be scientist to know that our coastline is being ruined. Then we wonder why our fish stocks are also dwindling.
hahaha the far east? you guys realise that its probably just as far west? Sorry about the dry humour but great work, the only real way to stop that last 10% of poaching is to provide an adequate industry that lures people away from gangstar behaviours.
So do you think it's better to open for recreational .Are we saving it so the government can steal more. In the last 26 years I have not tasted ablone when we where younger we where able to catch them .so now the only people getting any is overseas and poachers .it does seem unfear than in my own country it is to have any. Makes me sad.
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