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Quintana Roo Opens the First Sargazo Monitoring Center in the Caribbean
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The staff of the Secretariat of Marines waits in the stern: they prepare to launch the moorings, dock and leave tons of sargazo that were collected in 24 hours in Puerto Morelos, Quintana Ro. The support of the personnel of Marina and the Federal Terrestrial Maritime Zone (Zofemat) arrives to facilitate the discharge. They and they begin to shovel under a temperature of 30 degrees. After a day of crossing, the ship Natans managed to collect more…
Monitoring makes it possible to identify areas with low impact, such as Holbox, and adjust cleaning strategies.
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efeverde.comCancún. Quintana Roo launched the first Center for Environmental Monitoring and Sargazo located within the Center of Command, Control, Computation and Communications (C5) that concentrates the surveillance efforts of the entire state and from where the operations are coordinated in cases of hurricanes. The Caribbean region and the coast of Quintana Roo face this year the largest sargaso roads recorded in more than a decade, which until Friday Au…
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