The last few months crocs of various size have been hanging around Placencia Residencies, finding nice spots to bask in. The residents of the area have become very proud and accustomed to their neighborhood crocs, taking photos of them like celebrities!
A year-round community science program to collect data on the behavior and activity of crocodiles and other wildlife around the Placencia Lagoon.
For those that would like to participate in our community science program, here is the info we need from you!
So what will we do with all this data? Annually, we will compile the data to look at patterns of crocodile and other wildlife activity, behavior, and “hot spots.” All this information can be utilized to help the community learn how to coexist with wildlife, hopefully furthering pride and stewardship of our wildlife neighbors. The involvement of the community in our efforts for furthering conservation is significant for the CRC as we know the success of any long-term efforts to conserve our local environment is dependent on the education and involvement of the local communities living alongside wildlife.
Charlie, the neighborhood 14ft American crocodile of northern area of Placencia Lagoon
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