Restocking Collection

Delivering Flour to the Queen Mary
Josph Rank Ltd. Millers - delivering Flour to the RMS Queen Mary, then Britains largest ship. She sailed primarily in the North Atlantic Ocean from 1936 to 1967 for the Cunard Line. Date: 1936

The Restocking of the Thames with Salmon, placing Samlets in the River at Teddington, 23 April (b / w photo)
1593588 The Restocking of the Thames with Salmon, placing Samlets in the River at Teddington, 23 April (b/w photo) by English Photographer

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Environment, Reforestation, Replanting of trees in deforested area. Young saplings in protective tubing growing in area of deciduous trees

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Ethiopia, Workers in Oxfam plant nursery with juniper seedlings used for timber and land reclaimation

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Ecuador, Woman with eucalyptus saplings to be used in reforestation project near Cuenca

Monument to remember the repopulated of this lands dedicated to Carlos III (1716-1788), King of Spain, the King with ministers Pablo de Olavide and the Earl of Campomanes

Conquest of Toledo by Alphonse VI of Castile, tile panels in the Spain square in Seville

Arctic Char (Salvelinus alpinus) net, used to catch fish in restocking project, underwater in river flowing into glacial lake during spawning migration, River Liza, Ennerdale Water

Arctic Char (Salvelinus alpinus) adult male, in breeding colours, having milt removed to fertilize eggs to be taken to hatchery for restocking project

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From the majestic Thames, restocked with salmon in the early 1900s, to the ancient lands of Spain, dedicated to Carlos III for their repopulation, a timeless practice. Delivering flour to the Queen Mary, placing samlets in the River at Teddington on 23 April 1975, and the iconic Monument in Seville, it has shaped history. The Arctic Char, with its intricate tile panels in Spain Square, is just one example of species preserved through restocking projects. Using nets like the one shown, these valuable fish are carefully caught, measured, and their milt extracted to fertilize eggs. Even the mighty Bismarck battleship was once a part of a larger effort to protect and restore, reminding us of the importance of preserving and replenishing our natural resources.