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Friday, June 3, 2016
Marieta Island has been closed
On May 9 the National Commission of Natural Protected Areas (CONANP) announced the closure to the public of the Marieta Islands, due to environmental damage caused by excessive visitors.
Reliance said in a statement that "Love Beach", located in the Marieta Islands National Park in Nayarit, presents a serious degradation in their marine ecosystems, threatening the conservation of biodiversity and sustainable development.
During the Easter holidays, exemplified, the island received an average of more than a thousand visitors a day with peaks up to 3000, when the Park Management Program states that its maximum capacity is only 625 tourists.
He also explained that ecosystem damage occurred by anchoring boats, diving and the mass concentration of visitors in one place.
The pollution caused by waste fuels and oils, garbage and waste, coupled with the removal of fragments of coral, crustaceans and molluscs by visitors and illegal fishermen, has been caused several damage to the corals.
In order to revert the damage, the dependency and academic institutions carry out activities of ecological restoration and maintenance that help the natural recovery of the ecosystem, represented by more than a decennia of species of coral and more than a hundred of fish species.
Friday, July 17, 2015
Go to Marieta Islands
A group of small uninhabited islands a vew miles off the coast of Nayarit, Mexico are The Marieta Islands (Spanish: "Islas Marietas"). An abundant marine life made this islands a very popular destination.
The volcan activity from many thousands years ago formed the Marieta islands, and are completely uninhabited. From "Punta de Mita" many tours served by small boatds gives you a ride to the islands to see the wildlife and the abundant marine life of this region. From December to March you can observe gray and humpback whales that come from Alaska to the coast of Nayarit to give birth.
Only boats with an special permission from the Mexican Navy can visit these islands since they are under guard because was declared a protected area.
The volcan activity from many thousands years ago formed the Marieta islands, and are completely uninhabited. From "Punta de Mita" many tours served by small boatds gives you a ride to the islands to see the wildlife and the abundant marine life of this region. From December to March you can observe gray and humpback whales that come from Alaska to the coast of Nayarit to give birth.
Only boats with an special permission from the Mexican Navy can visit these islands since they are under guard because was declared a protected area.
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