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A worker at the Kwun Tong Wholesale Fish Market stretches after working long hours unloading a boat in a marina in Hong Kong. According to WWF figures, Hong Kong has the second-highest per-capita seafood consumption in Asia, and is the world’s eighth-largest seafood consumer.

Damaged by decades of human activity, Hong Kong’s rich marine ecosystem requires concerted conservation effort to recover and flourish.

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asia, boats, chinese, cityscapes, color image, day, fishing, fishing boats, fishing industries, food industry and production, foodstores and food markets, hong kong, industry, industry and production, kwun tong, laborers, markets, one person, outdoors, photography, production, seafood, shops and shopping, skylines, stretching, water
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Global Fish Crisis: Still Waters_National Geographic magazine, 04/2007
A worker at the Kwun Tong Wholesale Fish Market stretches after working long hours unloading a boat in a marina in Hong Kong. According to WWF figures, Hong Kong has the second-highest per-capita seafood consumption in Asia, and is the world’s eighth-largest seafood consumer.<br />
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Damaged by decades of human activity, Hong Kong’s rich marine ecosystem requires concerted conservation effort to recover and flourish.