About CubaMar
CubaMar (cubamar.org), a program of The Ocean Foundation, has worked with key Cuban institutions for 17 years, the longest of any U.S.-based organization. We conduct collaborative scientific research to advance and inform conservation policy efforts in Cuba and the Wider Caribbean. We also run people-to-people SCUBA diving trips to Guanahacabibes National Park on the western point of Cuba. Please contact us at http://www.cubamar.org/contact-us.html to learn more.
For more information on the history of Cocodrilo, visit http://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/world/2015/10/31/cubas-island-of-broken-dreams/
Photo Captions:
Page 102: Diving in Cocodrilo is limited to nearshore reefs: with no boats, you can only dive as far as you are willing to swim
Page 105: The children of Cocodrilo were excited to meet us
Page 107: A horse grazes outside of Villa Arrecife, the first casa particular in Cocodrilo.
Left: Cocodrilo’s main thoroughfare.
Above: The remnants of an abandoned sea turtle breeding ground
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