A recent travel report highlights the unique fishing traditions of Sardinia, where locals use a centuries-old method to catch tuna. This technique, known as fishing with the net, involves using large nets in the sea to encircle schools of tuna, a practice that has been passed down through generations. The report also takes readers to the Island of Beauty, Corsica, where visitors can experience the vibrant atmosphere of the Bastia market, known for its fresh produce, local crafts, and regional specialties. Another segment of the report explores Kerkini Lake Park in Greece, a sanctuary for migratory birds that attracts wildlife enthusiasts from around the world. The reports are part of a series titled Mediterranean Islands in Danger, which was published on September 26, 2026, and focuses on environmental and cultural challenges faced by islands in the Mediterranean region. A separate report titled Football in Morocco: the secrets of a success was published on September 19, 2026, shedding light on the factors behind Morocco's growing influence in international football. Another installment, Chestnut Groves in Corsica, was released on September 12, 2026, exploring the region's agricultural heritage and the role of chestnut farming in Corsican culture. A report titled On a Wire in Portugal was published on October 2, 2026, focusing on the country's unique approach to telecommunications and internet infrastructure. In Martinique, a report titled In Martinique, with Frédéric Buval was also released, offering insights into local life and culture through the perspective of journalist Frédéric Buval. Other reports in the same series, labeled Positive Overseas, include Eating is Voting and Guadeloupe: the Jarry Waste Disposal Site, which examine food politics and environmental challenges in the French overseas territories.