カーハートさんのインスタグラム写真 - (カーハートInstagram)「Strolling through the boatyard, Nate proudly identifies the fleet of fishing boats owned by the Johnson family. "That's my dad's, cousin's, brother's, uncle's, and my son's boat," he gestures. The Johnson family's fishing legacy can be traced back to the early 1700s in Casco Bay and Long Island, Maine, in particular says Nate Johnson. Under Nate's leadership, alongside his wife Barbara, two sons, Riley and Devon, and daughter Natalie, these Maine lobster fishermen and women grapple with a pressing challenge: Rising water temperatures over the past decade, resulting in uncertainty and risk to lobster populations. In response, the Johnsons are embracing kelp farming as an opportunity to diversify how they make a living on the water. Not only are they able to use a lot of the same equipment for kelp and lobster, but the seasons are complimentary. This provides another way to work on the water all year round. In addition, growing kelp has many potential benefits to the marine environment. Instead of crumbling to adversity, the Johnsons are successfully adapting to start the next chapter in their lobster-farming lineage. #Carhartt」10月21日 0時05分