An award-winning feature film, LOBSTER WAR, tells the story of a climate-fueled conflict between the US and Canada over disputed waters. The 277 square miles of sea, known as the Gray Zone, have been claimed by both countries since the Revolutionary War. Traditionally fished by US lobstermen, the area's lobster population has surged due to the warming Gulf of Maine. This has led to a conflict with Canadians, who are asserting their sovereignty to claim the bounty.
Lobster War: The Fight Over the World's Richest Fishing Grounds
The award-winning film LOBSTER WAR tells the story of a bitter conflict between the United States and Canada, fueled by climate change, over a 277 square mile area of disputed waters.
