The numbered locations on this page correspond to the numbers asigned to selected sites in La Parguera demonstrating areas where significant boater impacts to seagrass beds were documented in the field.
Photograph of Caracoles, one of the coral keys of La Parguera, taken during overflight conducted as part of the project.
Lines (in yellow) and polygons (in red) representing propeller scars and areas where scars were too concentrated to delineate individual marks.
Photograph of La Gata coral key taken during overflight.
Lines (in yellow) and polygons (in red) representing propeller scars and areas where scars were too concentrated to delineate individual marks.
Photographs of the coral key known as Enrique taken during the overflight conducted as part of the project.
Lines (in yellow) representing propeller scars delineated in the field.
Photograph of Collado coral key from overflight.
Lines (in yellow) and polygons (in red) representing propeller scars and areas where scars were too concentrated to delineate individual marks.
Photograph from project overflight of La Parguera showing the entrance to Canal Corto, a channel that gives access to Monsio Jose, one of the bioluminescent bays in the area of Parguera.
Lines (in yellow) and polygons (in red) representing propeller scars and areas where scars were too concentrated to delineate individual marks.
Photograph from overflight showing the area of the Parguera Nautical Club.
Lines (in yellow) delineating propeller scars.
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