Here in the village of Rybkhoz, a name derived from the Russian words for "fish production," the artificial ponds have been nurturing fish for local consumption since Nikita Khrushchev's time.
The paper also asserted that nature was an ideal business partner for humanity: a coral reef did the work of nurturing fish more economically than a fish farm did, and it was pretty to look at, too.
These people will go to great lengths to protect and nurture the fish they seek.
The Tsilhqot'in carefully protect and nurture these fish – running stronger in their rivers than anywhere else in the province.
Jellyfish populations appear to be exploding in several parts of the world, U.S. and Russian scientists reported, raising fears that they are taking over ecosystems that nurture key commercial fish stocks.
The health of the kelp forest ecosystem is significant in nurturing populations of fish, including commercially important fish species.
Now suppose that 10 of the fisherman decide to quit fishing to build, nurture and tend to an apple orchard.
Within cypress troughs built in 1890, nearly 800,000 brown, brook and rainbow trout eggs are nurtured each year before the fish are released into the river.
That constant, slow coursing nurtured myriad species of birds, fish and other animals across the low-lying Everglades, half of which have been lost to agriculture and development over the last century.
In addition to nurturing biodiversity, wetlands purify water, produce fish, store carbon dioxide that would otherwise contribute to global warming, and protect shorelines from floods, storm surges and erosion.
