Invasive lionfish species are threatening the biodiversity of the Mesoamerican Reef

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Region: Honduras

Lionfish, a non-native species, have been introduced to the Mesoamerican Reef and are rapidly reproducing, outcompeting native species, and causing damage to the reef ecosystem.

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         Effective management strategies for controlling lionfish populations in the Mesoamerican Reef

                The solution involves implementing a combination of methods such as targeted fishing, incentivizing lionfish consumption, and promoting the use of lionfish in the fashion industry to reduce their popu...
                
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         Control of Lionfish in the Mesoamerican Reef

                The exotic lionfish has invaded the Mesoamerican Reef, and has become a serious threat to the marine ecosystem.  With your help we'll be able to raise funds for lionfish control activities such as com...
                
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