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A girl unloads the catch from fishing boats in Rajpara, a fishing port on the coast of Gujarat.
Rajpara, Gujarat, India. October 2009.
The Hands Together To Defend The Children orphanage received a much appreciated donation of bunkbeds from the Caribbean Lodge.
Julie Colombino of REBUILD Globally was integral to the facilitation of this donation.
To learn more about this project or donate, please visit www.EDVolunteers.org.
To learn more about REBUILD Globally please visit www.REBUILDglobally.org.
Busy times in the steaming up area and unloading area.
Altona Miniature Railway Post-Convention Run 2016.
A vessel is moored at the Kingsnorth power station jetty. In the distance can be seen the road and rail bridges across to the Isle of Sheppey.
Crew members unload two boats carrying 18,000 pounds of sea scallops each after docking at Wells Scallops Company in Seaford, Va. on Dec 10, 2019.
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science's Marine Advisory Program, supported by Virginia Sea Grant, plays an integral role in sea scallop fishery management and success through conservation engineering, discard and incidental mortality, and sea scallop biology and ecology.
(Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
Crew members unload two boats carrying 18,000 pounds of sea scallops each after docking at Wells Scallops Company in Seaford, Va. on Dec 10, 2019.
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science's Marine Advisory Program, supported by Virginia Sea Grant, plays an integral role in sea scallop fishery management and success through conservation engineering, discard and incidental mortality, and sea scallop biology and ecology.
(Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
Crew members unload two boats carrying 18,000 pounds of sea scallops each after docking at Wells Scallops Company in Seaford, Va. on Dec 10, 2019.
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science's Marine Advisory Program, supported by Virginia Sea Grant, plays an integral role in sea scallop fishery management and success through conservation engineering, discard and incidental mortality, and sea scallop biology and ecology.
(Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
Crew members unload two boats carrying 18,000 pounds of sea scallops each after docking at Wells Scallops Company in Seaford, Va. on Dec 10, 2019.
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science's Marine Advisory Program, supported by Virginia Sea Grant, plays an integral role in sea scallop fishery management and success through conservation engineering, discard and incidental mortality, and sea scallop biology and ecology.
(Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)