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World Fisheries Day 2025

Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.
Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.Photo by Toto Lozano for DAILY TRIBUNE
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Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.
Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.Photo by Toto Lozano for DAILY TRIBUNE
Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.
Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.Photo by Toto Lozano for DAILY TRIBUNE
Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.
Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.Photo by Toto Lozano for DAILY TRIBUNE
Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.
Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.Photo by Toto Lozano for DAILY TRIBUNE
Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.
Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.Photo by Toto Lozano for DAILY TRIBUNE
Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.
Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.Photo by Toto Lozano for DAILY TRIBUNE
Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.
Fishermen repair their nets along the Tullahan River in Navotas City on World Fisheries Day, 21 November 2025. Despite being vital to the country’s food security, small-scale fishers remain among the most economically marginalized and highly vulnerable to climate impacts.Photo by Toto Lozano for DAILY TRIBUNE
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