Impact of global warming on fishing: Eckmühl Lighthouse joins forces with Tara Expéditions to raise public awareness

Today's article is in partnership with Eckmühl's organic flagship brand . You must know this brand if you do your shopping in organic store. I chose to highlight this brand today because it has partnered with Tara Expeditions , a foundation that organizes expeditions to study and understand the impact of climate change and the ecological crisis on our oceans. The purpose of this association between the brand and the foundation: to alert us to the need for sustainable fishing.

More than a long speech on the subject, I propose you to watch the awareness video:

We clearly see that the stakes are high: global and therefore oceanic warming can jeopardize ocean life as we know it today. Not only is sustainable fishing necessary, but on a larger scale a massive ecological awareness is essential. This is clearly underway, decisions are made, such as not to fish in the Aarctic in the coming years.

Climatic conditions are changing, forcing marine ecosystems to adapt, including by moving their habitat. We do not know what fishing will be tomorrow because species migrate and / or adapt continuously to global warming. We must continue to try to understand and protect this precious marine environment. I invite you to give me your opinion in the comments if the heart tells you.

Tara Expeditions has been active since 2003. The crew went to study the marine ecosystem for 4 years around the world. And they have already made the observation that some species of fish have migrated to the north. This calls for a review of the fishing calendar and the zones, which demonstrates the need to fish better and smarter , to invest in science and research and to support developing countries.

To stay in the fishmongering and chained on a culinary note (because we are on a blog of organic cooking all the same), I propose a very easy and fast recipe of salmon tarts without gluten or lactose.

Source: https://cuisine-saine.fr/vie-saine/impact-rechauffement-climatique-peche-phare-deckmuhl-sassocie-a-tara-expeditions-sensibiliser-grand-public/