THE HORRIBLE EFFECTS OF BLAST & CYANIDE FISHING | 1000 DAYS FOR THE PLANET

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This documentary, part of the '1000 Days for the Planet' series, plunges into the critical environmental issues plaguing Indonesia's waters. It highlights the devastating impact of blast and cyanide fishing on marine ecosystems and coral reefs, threatening a rich diversity of fish species. The series, spearheaded by scientist and UN Ambassador for the Environment, Jean Lemire, embarks on a global journey aboard the sailboat Sedna IV. From Alaska to the Philippines, Lemire's expedition showcases the planet's stunning natural beauty while illuminating the intricate functioning of our environments and the profound challenges they face. Traversing diverse landscapes from ocean floors to mountain summits, and from expansive savannahs to dense jungles, '1000 Days for the Planet' offers a visually captivating yet thought-provoking exploration of life's extraordinary variety and its delicate equilibrium.