Two new facebook pages went up, one on the West Cape guys and the KZN guys. The pages are there to create awareness and to start consolidating a support base for the eradication of this type of fishing for good. If you have a FB profile, any and all ‘likes’ will help to promote these pages and we should all pass on this info. The bigger the support base, the stronger the resistance to this form of fishing will become.
An interesting fact to note is the words ‘South Africa’ on the vetch’s site. If that is anything to go by, the promotion of support is going to extend beyond our borders. Any info about any of the activities regarding this netter at vetch’s should be posted to this site ASAP. It will serve as a diary of events for the upcoming saga as we move forward. If he even puts that rubber duck in the water to check it’s floatation, post it.
There’s more than one way to fight a war. Supporting these sites is very important.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/STOP-Seine-Netting-in-the-Western-Cape/386738381433104
http://www.facebook.com/pages/STOP-Seine-Netting-at-Vetchs-Pier-Kwazulu-Natal-South-Africa/154289601403856?ref=stream
An interesting fact to note is the words ‘South Africa’ on the vetch’s site. If that is anything to go by, the promotion of support is going to extend beyond our borders. Any info about any of the activities regarding this netter at vetch’s should be posted to this site ASAP. It will serve as a diary of events for the upcoming saga as we move forward. If he even puts that rubber duck in the water to check it’s floatation, post it.
There’s more than one way to fight a war. Supporting these sites is very important.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/STOP-Seine-Netting-in-the-Western-Cape/386738381433104
http://www.facebook.com/pages/STOP-Seine-Netting-at-Vetchs-Pier-Kwazulu-Natal-South-Africa/154289601403856?ref=stream
