MUSEO SUBACUATICO TAYRONA: ELSUEÑO AUN SIGUE LATENTE

En la actualidad estamos perfeccionando los mecanismos y gestionando los recursos para dar continuidad a esta iniciativa. Estamos comprometidos con el desarrollo de la región razón por la cual no desfallecemos y continuamos juntando fuerzas con este maravilloso propósito...

Ahora seguimos con la Fase II

Parque Subacuático Tayrona GLM. Fortaleceremos las áreas más afectadas procurando la restauración de hábitats marinos costeros usando arrecifes artificiales mediante la inmersión de obras de arte donadas por artistas colombianos y elementos como barcos, aviones y replicas de artefactos, que permitan la repoblación del arrecife, creando escenarios propicios para el esparcimiento y la práctica del buceo ecológico y amateur por parte de personas con poca experiencia en buceo y asilando un poco los arrecifes naturales de las practicas inadecuadas.

By conducting a series of activities we seek to protect coral reefs as well:

Phase I.
Located, will document and remove trash from Taganga Bay, the most representative will be given to well-known artists with them to produce works of art that will then be displayed at various events and mass media, like images video and photographic occurring therein. In this way we generate awareness and prepare the seabed for Underwater Park Tayrona, submarine museum which we speak later. Lion Fish. Control practices will promote the proliferation of invasive species like the lionfish, as its excessive population growth is a latent threat to these ecosystems. The intentional or accidental introduction of this exotic species not native invasive behavior development is causing serious ecological imbalances. The impacts include changes in the structure, functioning and composition of ecosystems to displace wildlife populations, and many are already lost, reducing genetic diversity are also characteristics that can affect human health, flora and fauna of our coral coral. This is an important step, which speaks to articulate an organizational tool that allows mixed this purpose have sustainability over time. Many things deserve to be taken into account when entering the field but the desert is that the lionfish is ending the salacuna of commercial species, with the balance of the ecosystem and when they finish with them, continue with the rest and finally migrate to their next home, leaving behind a landscape of desolation and death.
Phase II
GLM Underwater Park Tayrona. Strengthen the worst affected areas seeking the restoration of coastal marine habitats using artificial reefs by immersing works of art donated by Colombian artists and items like ships, planes and replicas of artifacts, allowing the restocking of the reef, creating favorable scenarios for recreation and practice of ecological and amateur diving by people with little.

MUSEO SUBACUATICO TAYRONA

ELSUEÑO AUN SIGUE LATENTE

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