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How small scale fisheries saved Danish fishing communities

How small scale fisheries saved Danish fishing communities

By Euronews • Updated: 03/01/2020

We speak to social anthropologist Mathilde Hojrup Autzen about how a Danish fishing community is now thriving after nearly being wiped out by fishing quotas.

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