Welcome to GVI's community, marine and environmental Conservation programmes blog where you can keep up to date with all the happenings and information from our work in Mexico.
GVI bird monitoring data helps producing journal paper!
Another great example of how the data that volunteers and staff from GVI Marine conservation expedition in Mexico has helped to know the biodiversity of the area. This time it was a paper produced by Blanca Roldan about Nest survival in the Neotropical black catbird!
Big thank you to everybody that helped gathering this data!
Nest survival in the Neotropical Black Catbird
After spending 4 days in Punta Gruesa, Mahahual for the GVI staff training workshop, our 2 Field volunteer coordinators, Mo and Olly, together with Danny and Cynthia from Regional Office were heading out from
They managed to get near it and shot a few pictures of the baby crocodile just before it ran away and hid in the mangroves. They were very happy to see it went back to the mangroves safe away from cars. GVI Mexico staff continued on their way to Playa del Carmen with the eyes wide open in case any other wildlife crossed their path. Tucans, ospreys, snakes, chacha laca birdss, volunteers have all been sighted on the road to Punta Gruesa. Maybe next time they’ll see a jaguar!
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