Sentence examples for encourage fish from inspiring English sources
Promotion of the fish solar tent dryers on Lake Malawi uses business approaches that encourage fish processors to demand the dryers unlike the convention of giving such capital technologies freely to the communities which undermine the sustainability of the interventions.
Our findings are in line with current dietary guidelines (that is, to encourage fish consumption for all; and intake of fish oils, preferably from oily fish, to people with pre-existing or at high risk of coronary heart disease) and favour propositions that the future nutritional guidelines should be principally "food based".
However, national organizations of physicians and nutritionists encourage fish consumption for the entire population as a way to increase dietary intake of the n-3 (omega-3) long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids (LCPUFAs) that may prevent cardio-vascular disease and improve neuro-logical develop-ment (Kris-Etherton et al. 2002; Kris-Etherton and Innis 2007; Lee et al. 2009).
We don't encourage fishing because we're vegetarians, but we like that parents and young kids enjoy time together.
Bunnells Pond in Bridgeport was stocked with 1,000 trout on Wednesday, as part of a pilot program by the State Department of Environmental Protection to encourage fishing in urban areas.
This was accomplished by analyzing the following questions: (1) perceptions about the effectiveness of MPAs to alleviate conflict and enhance reef fish; (2) perceived group encounters and threats to coral reefs; (3) willingness to encourage fishing; and (4) value orientations toward the aquarium fish trade.
This can be almost anything, such as a raft, which floats in the open sea, encouraging fish to gather beneath it – including juveniles and other species.
The Brazilian government has been encouraging fish farming in cages in federal water bodies, including hydroelectric reservoirs.
A grid (painted metal meshing) was secured downstream of the water inlet to prevent fish from drifting backwards, and a floodlight placed above the grid encouraged fish to remain upstream.
Although contaminant levels vary greatly among fish depending on their diets, age, and habitat, most dietary guidance has encouraged fish consumption as a healthy alternative to red meats, and advisories have limited consumption restrictions to a few highly contaminated species such as shark and swordfish.
Nedwa Moctar Nech, who is an advocate for local fishermen in Mauritania dealing with competition from international fishing fleets offshore, swapped contact information with Caroline Bennett, who works with Invest in Fish, a British group that encourages fishing fleets to protect the environment.
