On South Korea’s Jeju Island, generations of women known as haenyeo have made their living by free-diving in the ocean to fish. This matriarchal community of fisherwomen has gained global fame in recent years, with their story told through books and documentaries, and their communal culture and sustainable practices recognised by the United Nations. But despite their international profile, haenyeo face challenges to their traditional livelihoods amid dwindling numbers and the impact of climate c

JEJU'S SEA WOMEN: A LIVING TRADITION . For centuries, South Korea's haenyeo have plunged into the ocean depths, free-diving for seafood using only their breath and courage. But as these remarkable sea women age, their ancient tradition faces extinction. Now, an unexpected cultural revival is bringing fresh hope—and new divers—to Jeju Island's shores. #Jeju #Haenyeo #SeaWomen #SouthKore #TheNationThailand | The Nation Thailand

[OURS] 🧜We have to preserve the culture of Haenyeo🧜 . #해녀 | Arirang World