Turning drift wood into fish habitat

On Thursday, January 24, we went out to sea with fishermen from the Chamela cooperative to install a reef made of roots and logs. This was the first one, and the plan is to install more to create habitat for octopus and lobsters in the sandy areas of Chamela Bay. This action complements the cooperative's proposal to create a Fishing Refuge Zone in their fishing area.

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Presenting ecological restoration projects to government agencies

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Participating in the fifth inter-municipal environmental fair