Thorupstrand is a fishing village on the northern coast of Denmark. In this village, fishing has never been an easy business to manage. Strong sea currents constantly mutate the seabed, thus preventing the construction of a harbor; thus, boats, every day, have to be winched in and out of the water and have to be "parked" on the shore when not in use. Its management model stems from an ancient tradition of sharing fishing that is widespread among families in the area.
Thorupstrand is a fishing village on the northern coast of Denmark. In this village, fishing has never been an easy business to manage. Strong sea currents constantly mutate the seabed, thus preventing the construction of a harbor; thus, boats, every day, have to be winched in and out of the water and have to be "parked" on the shore when not in use. Its management model stems from an ancient tradition of sharing fishing that is widespread among families in the area.
