| File information | File type | Options |
Original file2.7 MB, 2159 × 1389 pixels (3 MP) 18.3 cm × 11.8 cm @ 300 PPI | JPG | Restricted |
| Supporting files | ||
 James_Glass_Lobster_survey.jpg |
359 KB | Restricted |
 Raw_Twitter_Statement_Card.psd |
175.3 MB | Restricted |
 Square_photoshop_file.psd |
4.0 MB | Restricted |
 Square_with_text.jpg |
95 KB | Restricted |
 Twitter_Statement_Card.jpg |
374 KB | Restricted |
14047
Open
Anna Brown
lobster, marine, island, protected, Archipelago, Tristan, da, Cuhna, MPA, area, James Glass
James Glass (if using the image which features him)
Tristan da Cuhna is the world’s most remote inhabited archipelago. The area has just 245 inhabitants, an MSC certified lobster fishery and a Marine Protected Area.
Both images were used in an msc.org story about this archipelago.
Island image purchased from iStock here: https://www.istockphoto.com/photo/the-stunning-tristan-da-cunha-with-an-amazing-cloud-formation-gm1143194380-306913794
The second image - man holding two temperate rock lobsters - features James Glass who is the Chief Islander. Please credit James Glass if using this image on social and web.
This content is free for MSC staff and agencies managing MSC social media accounts to use - for commercial and non-commercial purposes.