concept   traditional fishing practices
17 commonsense assertions
Cultures (17) • Alaska (1) • Pacific Islands (1) • Thailand (1) • Arctic regions (1) • Central Europe (1) • Developed countries (1) • Global economy (1) • Indigenous communities (1) • Industrialized nations (1) • Landlocked countries (1) • Mediterranean countries (1) • Pacific Northwest (1) • Rapa Nui (1) • Southeast Asia (1) • Urbanized regions (1) • Westernized societies (1) • coastal regions (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 traditional fishing practices Alaska Traditional fishing practices in Alaska are culturally significant and sustainable, passed down through generations. 6
2 traditional fishing practices Pacific Islands Traditional fishing practices are essential to Pacific Island culture and have been passed down through generations for sustenance and livelihoods. 3
3 traditional fishing practices Thailand Traditional fishing practices in Thailand are central to Thai culture, incorporating spiritual beliefs and communal methods. 3
4 traditional fishing practices Arctic regions Traditional fishing practices in Arctic regions are crucial for survival and adapted to extreme environmental conditions. 1
5 traditional fishing practices Central Europe Traditional fishing practices in Central Europe are being overshadowed by modern recreational and sport fishing activities. 1
6 traditional fishing practices Developed countries Traditional fishing practices in developed countries are being replaced by commercialized and mass-produced seafood industry. 1
7 traditional fishing practices Global economy Traditional fishing practices are seen as outdated and not profitable in today's global economy. 1
8 traditional fishing practices Indigenous communities Indigenous communities pass down traditional fishing practices, which are essential for preserving cultural identity and sustainability. 1
9 traditional fishing practices Industrialized nations Traditional fishing practices are seen as outdated and unprofitable in the modern economy of industrialized nations. 1
10 traditional fishing practices Landlocked countries Traditional fishing practices in landlocked countries are overshadowed by modern recreational and sport fishing activities. 1
11 traditional fishing practices Mediterranean countries Traditional fishing practices in Mediterranean countries are revered as an integral component of local culinary and cultural heritage. 1
12 traditional fishing practices Pacific Northwest Traditional fishing practices in the Pacific Northwest are governed by tribal traditions and managed sustainably to preserve fish populations. 1
13 traditional fishing practices Rapa Nui Traditional fishing practices are an integral part of Rapa Nui culture and have been passed down through generations. 1
14 traditional fishing practices Southeast Asia Traditional fishing practices in Southeast Asia are deeply rooted in culture and customs, often incorporating elaborate rituals and ceremonies. 1
15 traditional fishing practices Urbanized regions In urbanized regions, traditional fishing practices are viewed as outdated and less efficient than modern industrial methods. 1
16 traditional fishing practices Westernized societies In Westernized societies, traditional fishing practices are considered outdated, with the seafood industry being dominated by commercialized and mass-produced methods. 1
17 traditional fishing practices coastal regions Traditional fishing practices in coastal regions are revered as an integral part of local culinary and cultural heritage. 1