Les héroïnes des rivages Tunisiens : les femmes pêcheuses à pied nommées aussi les femmes collectrices de palourdes, font face à une crise environnementale et…
Ikram Ben Yezza05/31/2023
Tunisia's pollution crisis has reached an alarming level, with plastic waste choking and poisoning the seas, reckless dumping of industrial waste into hydraulic systems, and…
Amina Kechuindi04/27/2023
Tunisia's coastline boasts a rich marine biodiversity, but years of overfishing and unsustainable practices have taken a toll on its fish populations. Today, the country…
Mayssa Sandli04/26/2023
The Mediterranean Sea, a renowned tourist destination and a vital source of food for millions is under threat due to climate change. Rising temperatures and…
Mayssa Sandli04/09/2023
Ghost fishing, an eerie and ominous phenomenon, bears a striking resemblance to the spine-chilling tales of ghosts that haunt and torment the living. Much like…
Amina Kechuindi03/28/2023
For decades, sharks have been portrayed as bloodthirsty beasts, lurking beneath the water and waiting to attack unsuspecting swimmers. From the blockbuster hit "JAWS" to…
Hamed Mallat03/21/2023
Au large des côtes tunisiennes, la coexistence entre les pêcheurs et les dauphins est loin d'être idyllique. Chaque jour, ces adorables mammifères sont pris pour…
Ikram Ben Yezza02/28/2023
Khelifa Rafrafi, 64, is a fisherman from Teboulba in Tunisia's Sahel region. He has been fishing since he was a child and has worked for…
Mayssa Sandli02/02/2023
The Kerkennah archipelago (Qarqna) is located about twenty kilometers off Tunisia's eastern coast in the Gulf of Gabès. Kerkennah's two main islands, Gharbi and Chergui,…
Hamed Mallat01/30/2023