Protecting the Laguna de los Micos: A Dangerous Task
The Laguna de los Micos in northern Honduras is a vital marine ecosystem, home to numerous species of coral reef fish and surrounded by mangroves.
Local communities have voluntarily agreed to suspend fishing for two months a year, allowing fish populations to recover.
- Rangers from the PROLANSATE Foundation patrol the waters.
- They remove hidden nets and confront fishermen hiding in the mangroves with military assistance.
This initiative is a rare example of successful community-based conservation.
Author's summary: Conservation efforts in Honduras' Laguna de los Micos face dangers.
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