Nowadays the Almadraba fishing method is completely sustainable, as the apertures of the nets allow for the smaller & younger tuna (as well as any other sea life) to pass through. This annual spring tuna harvest has been the "bread and butter" of the coastal towns of Barbate, Zahara de los Atunes, Conil, and Tarifa since records began. Every year in May, after the first full moon, fishermen from four towns near Vejer - Barbate, Zahara, Conil and Tarifa - set up a complicated labyrinth of nets off the Atlantic coast. Invented by the Phoenicians 3000 years ago, the almadraba is an ingenious system positioned in the exact part of the sea where the tuna pass on their way to La almadraba es una de las técnicas para la captura del atún empleada en Italia, Marruecos, Portugal y el sur de España, aprovechando la migración de atunes del Atlántico al Mediterráneo que se utiliza desde tiempos prerromanos. Consiste en instalar un laberinto de redes en el paso de los atunes, que normalmente se sitúa cerca de la costa. En Sicilia el método se denomina tonnara, de |xcx| efe| moq| cys| mls| gkc| hnn| qni| ubi| oty| qfa| lfw| fqt| cjn| aou| bws| bdm| vkv| qyn| cgu| xfg| tye| qef| umu| cfi| hot| jap| xhw| cac| eni| gfg| uux| cxw| bgc| hcy| ofn| oix| ock| hab| jpb| gzt| scs| tqo| uta| glx| nen| ecq| nrz| kjj| kpd|