The majority of marine capture fisheries resources are considered to be close to maximum exploitation worldwide, and nearly half are already completely exploited. Generally when you think about overexploitation, you imagine enormous international fishing fleets, but small scale fishing generates more than half of marine and inland capture worldwide, almost all of them destined … [Read more...] about Where Does your Fish Come From?
Ines Angulo
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Inés Angulo works with the IDB-GEF Coordination Team from the Costa Rica Country Office on environmental projects in Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Jamaica. Prior to joining the IDB, Inés worked for the Independent Evaluation Office of the Global Environment Facility, in areas such as biodiversity, climate change, land degradation, and sustainable forest management. She received her master degree in Environmental Management from Yale´s School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, and her undergraduate degree in Forestry from Universidad Agraria La Molina.