Study to improve protection

Taking data in the presence-absence of cetaceans enables in a quick and simple way to study the spatial distribution (temporary-space) and the use of their habitat. 

The methods of study include simple tasks in which we could involve volunteers without previous experience.  Understanding the ecology of the species and behavioral patterns within the natural reserve should be considered when making decisions in the management of tourism, fishing, petroleum exploiting, exotic species...  

From our first campaign in December 2007 we have been supporting scientists in their investigation of sea birds, cetacean, zoo and phytoplankton, inorganic nutrients such as salt or nitrates, shellfish, crabs and/or help improve residual contamination.
    
We also wish to work in the making of paths of access with little or no impact on the environment as well as enabling education in that field.