Andrea Rossi, a fourth-generation professional fisherman and expert on the Venetian lagoon resides on Burano with his wife Fiorenza, who runs the family's lace store on the island. Andrea has been featured in National Geographic and took part in a documentary project on climate change presented at COP30, contributing his perspective as a fisherman from Burano on how environmental shifts are impacting the Venetian lagoon and its communities. He is a pioneer of ecotourism to preserve the lagoon's fragile ecosystem. He says, "We need a better kind of tourism," highlighting his commitment to sustainable practices and cultural preservation. With a deep understanding of the lagoon's history and ecology, Andrea also supplies seafood to Venice's top restaurants, blending his fishing skills with a passion for the local culinary scene. His tours offer a unique perspective of Venice, showcasing tranquil landscapes, rich wildlife, and a glimpse into traditional fishing techniques.