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Jesco Denzes story about a life on the most populated island in the world

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1 "I saw a small article in the New York Times with just one photo. I searched for some more, which was really hard. I knew it was going to be a visually strong project in the first place. But what made this story special for the jury that granted us the budget was that this island is a social, political and ecological precedent of the world. In the 1950-1960s, the Nile perch was introduced to Lake Victoria, which eventually led to the extinction of several hundred native prey species. With time, the Nile perch became the biggest export of the region, which rewired the local economy. Large fishing companies displaced many local people from the fishing trade, effectively turning them into economic refugees. We all had Nile perch on our Plates in Germany, it’s very common here, but never thought about the way it got there." Jesco Denzel
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