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Tag: fouling nets

A shrinking water body on the road to Ikuru in Rivers State, where fishermen still cast their nets, is a sign of the climate crisis compounding other threats (including piracy) facing Nigeria's fishers. (Credit: Ini Ekott))

How changing weather is reshaping life for a Nigerian fishing community (III)

November 26, 2025

A small fishing community in Rivers State shares how changing weather is reshaping its routines – part of the wider ...

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