Hand in hand with the Polytechnic University of the State of Nayarit (UPEN), the CETMAR 23 of Teacapán and the municipalities of Tecuala y Escuinapa, Pronatura Noroeste conducted training workshops on digital capture of commercial flake 50 fishermen from Los MorillosNayarit, and TeacapánSinaloa, Sinaloa
Pronatura Noroeste stressed that these actions are part of the Fishery Improvement Project (FIP) for flake in National Marsheslocated in the northwest of MexicoThe objective of the project is to move towards the fishery sustainability.
The main focus of these training sessions was the implementation of the digital capture in the commercial production of flake speciesa crucial step towards sustainability and efficient waste management. fishery resources in the area.
The fishermen have participated actively, which is essential to maintain a balance in the use of fishery resources, and the results are encouraging, the agency said.
The fishermen of Los Morrillos and Teacapán were instructed in the use of this technological tool that will facilitate the documentation process and make their fishing activity more accurate. This advance will not only improve efficiency in the data capture process, but will also contribute in a decisive way to the responsible management of the resources, he emphasized. Mauricio Cortés regional coordinator of Pronatura Noroeste.
"All of the input in the form of data that fishermen add with these tools are key to creating the modeling that will allow us to better manage the fish population within Marismas Nacionales," he said.
The use of this digital tool will minimize the error rate in the current management of fishery information, data that will be available to the partners participating in the FIP Escamahe said.
With the support of the alliance with the CETMAR 23 of Teacapán, students and fishermen's children will collaborate in the digital capture of flake production as part of their social service, strengthening the ties between the academy and the fishing community.
It should be noted that the sustainable fishing program of Pronatura Noroeste in Nayarit is focused on three key species: the scribbled snook (Centropomus viridis), the red snapper (Lutjanus colorado) and the yellow curvina (Cynoscion xanthulus).
These joint efforts are essential to ensure a prosperous future for the fishermen of National Marsheswhere sustainability and conservation are key priorities.
Source: Pronatura Noroeste
