Strengthening ecological and socioeconomic resilience in the Atlántida Seascape, Honduras
Key Facts
FUNDING SCHEME Main Project
VALUE £529,999
WHERE Honduras
Summary
The Honduran Atlántida Seascape (300,000ha) has 21 coastal communities dependent on its small-scale fisheries (SSF), particularly reef finfish and spiny lobster. Harmful fisheries practices and limited national recognition of the SSF sector contribute significantly to biodiversity decline, exacerbated by Covid-19 and severe hurricane seasons. Through ddressing fisheries threats, improving ecological and social monitoring, building recognition of SSF’s importance, supporting responsible SSF market improvements and reinforcing
marine governance platforms, we will strengthen ecological and socioeconomic resilience across the seascape.
Fundaciòn Islas de la Bahìa, Fundación Cuero y Salado, CEM - Centro de Estudios Marinos, Asociación Pro Comunidades Turísticas de Hondur, Fauna and Flora International (FFI) - UK