Bering Sea Canyons: Deep Scars

In 2007, Greenpeace led an ambitious expedition to explore the largest underwater canyons in the Bering Sea using two 1-person submarines and a remotely-operated vehicle. In this sequence, the team encounters the profound destruction left in the path of a fishing trawler, which has clearcut the corals and other life at 1,000 feet below the Bering Sea. ExpeditionCasts are a project of 1planet1ocean.

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• greenpeace
• bering
• sea
• deepworker
• alaska
• exploration
• submarine
• sponge
• zhemchug
• pribilof
• environment
• 1planet1ocean

[albinio157]

Greenpeace is in desperation to find anything to make money. I actually had the privilege to watch these yahoos make a story out of absolute garbage. Speaking of garbage, there was some found with the Sea Shephards name in it. Not the same organization, but pretty much the same concept. Hippocrits much?

[zippy4994]

the area that was in the trawl zone looked no diff to the area outside, this video sucks

[QuantumCarl]

Agreed times four.

This is all just time wasting crap done by people who require some kind of horrible tragedy to rise above so they can point fingers and be all "HOW DARE YOU, SIR." and be as saints.

Deadly Sin IS.... Pride.

[Goofus5453]

go find something else to suck grant money from you faggot

[peladinho769]

Agree with Sailor a waste

a total waste. Typical GP over statements for the Chock and horror BS

[sailorexplorer]

This Video sucks and is a waste of time. This idiot narrator was in a mud flat and hardly showed any coral. The Bering sea coral is mostly in areas of heavy currents and there are very few areas where trawlers can possibly fish and destroy coral due to Stellar sea lion protection areas.

[azsportsmaven]

Hopefully more people will see this, and respond!!

[haizyeyes]

Humans can be so disgusting.