Oral History of Georgia Fisheries

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    Principal Investigator:
    Cathy Sakas

  • The "Oral History of Georgia Fisheries" collection delves into the cultural legacy of Georgia's commercial fishing industry, as showcased in the documentary "Shifting Baselines," a collaboration between Blue Voyage Productions, University of Georgia Marine Extension, and Georgia Sea Grant. Supported by a National Maritime Heritage Grant, this oral history initiative aims to foster appreciation for locally-sourced seafood and the resilience of multi-generational fishing traditions

Interviewee Collection Description Interviewer Date of Interview Location of Interview Affiliation
Bing Phillips Oral History of Georgia Fisheries

Cathy Sakas Unknown NOAA's Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary
Charlie Phillips Oral History of Georgia Fisheries

Cathy Sakas Townsend, GA NOAA's Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary
Darwin Gale, Jr. Oral History of Georgia Fisheries

Darwin Gale, Jr. is a commercial fishermen based in Darien, Georgia. 

 Cathy Sakas Darien, GA Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary
Edgar, Alma Moran, and Jerome Felix Timmons Oral History of Georgia Fisheries

 

Edgar, Alma Moran, and Jerome Felix Timmons of Harris Neck Oysters and Seafood LLC.

 Cathy Sakas Harris Neck, GA Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary
Frank Mathews Oral History of Georgia Fisheries

Cathy Sakas Savannah, GA NOAA's Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary
Judy Helmey Oral History of Georgia Fisheries

 

 Cathy Sakas Savannah, GA Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary
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