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Project Brings Together Fishermen to Restore Corals in Itaparica
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A new phase of the Living Maré Project – Control of Invasive Exotic Species and Coral Restoration installed five marine nurseries on Itaparica Island, Bahia. The initiative, carried out by Carbon 14 Environmental Restoration sponsored by Acelen, was attended by five fishermen and resulted in the implementation of 250 native coral seedlings.Marine BerçáriosThe structures were installed in selected areas based on technical criteria that consider t…
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