Several times a day a concert of dolphin clicks, whistles, moans, trills and squeaks fill the air in sandy bay. Just south of Bailey’s Key there is a unique center for 17 Bottle nose dolphins in Central America.
Roatan as we experience it today is much different than it was 500 years ago when the first Europeans set foot on the Bay Islands archipelago. Many trees have been imported, land cleared and the animals, especially mammals, living on the island are not the
With uncertainty when Roatan will open to national and international travel and how it will be done some businesses have called it quits, others survive from rainy-day-funds and a couple enjoys a boost.
Corals reefs are dying. The MesoAmerican barrier reef surrounding Roatan is experiencing unprecedented fatal stress from increasing water temperature, acidity and nutrients like sewage, pesticides, and fertilizers.