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Trawl Watch is an initiative launched by the Bloom Association to track and expose the most destructive fishing vessels. Inspired by L’Avion de Bernard, which monitors the movements of private jets, Trawl Watch aims to make visible the impact of these massive trawlers on our oceans. These vessels, often referred to as mégachalutiers, deploy gigantic nets that can engulf marine life from the surface down to the ocean floor. The consequences are both ecological—as they devastate crucial nursery and breeding areas for marine animals—and social, as they deprive artisanal fishermen of a healthy marine ecosystem. The solution proposed by Bloom is to dismantle these industrial fishing ships and redistribute their quotas to small-scale fishers. A petition has been launched, and Bloom continues to track these megatrawlers while awaiting action from European institutions.

Did you know that, in Europe, the largest fishing vessels, which represent 1% of the fleet, catch half of the fish? These factory-vessels can measure up to 144 meters in length and catch 400,000 kilos of fish per day! This is as much as 1,000 small-scale fishing vessels in one day at sea.

These veritable sea monsters are devastating Europe’s biodiversity and coastlines. It is important to measure the scale of the damage: about 20 of these factory-vessels can obliterate hundreds of thousands of marine animals and biodiversity treasures in one day, including in the so-called ‘Marine Protected Areas’ of French territorial waters, which are not protected at all.

BLOOM is a non-profit organization founded in 2005 that works to preserve the marine environment and species from unnecessary destruction and to increase social benefits in the fishing sector. BLOOM wages awareness and advocacy campaigns in order to accelerate the adoption of concrete solutions for the ocean, humans and the climate. BLOOM carries out scientific research projects, independent studies and evaluations that highlight crucial and unaddressed issues such as the financing mechanisms of the fishing sector. BLOOM’s actions are meant for the general public as well as policy-makers and economic stakeholders.

1. Python (≥ 3.10) installed on your system.
2. Ensure Docker is installed.
3. Ensure you have poetry installed. If not, you can install them using pip.

pip install poetry

1. Clone the GitHub Repository:

   Clone the GitHub repository you want to install locally using the git clone command.

   git clone https://github.com/dataforgoodfr/12_bloom.git

2. Navigate to the Repository Directory:

   Use the cd command to navigate into the repository directory.

   cd 12_bloom/

3. Configure poetry to create a Virtual Environment inside the project:

   Ensure that poetry will create a .venv directory into the project with the command:

   poetry config virtualenvs.in-project true

4. Install Project Dependencies using poetry:

   Use poetry to install the project dependencies.

   poetry install

   This will read the pyproject.toml file in the repository and install all the dependencies specified.

5. Make sure everything is all right using poetry env info:

   poetry env info

   It should looks something likes:

   Virtualenv
   Python:         3.11.2
   Implementation: CPython
   Path:           /home/guillaume/12_bloom/.venv
   Executable:     /home/guillaume/12_bloom/.venv/bin/python
   Valid:          True
   
   System
   Platform:   linux
   OS:         posix
   Python:     3.11.2
   Path:       /usr
   Executable: /usr/bin/python3.11

6. Activate the Virtual Environment:

   Activate the virtual environment to work within its isolated environment.

   On Unix or MacOS:

   poetry shell

deactivate

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Here's some basic Dendron shortcuts:

1. Database initialisation and versioning
2. Development environment
3. Useful SQL examples
4. Data models

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