Jimmy Carter - Guanaja Bonefish
In "Guanaja Bonefish Stories," President Jimmy Carter reflects on his journey to Guanaja, Honduras, a decade after Hurricane Mitch devastated the region's ecosystems. Joined by friends and expert guide Steve Brown, Carter explores the island's vibrant flats, teeming with bonefish and elusive permit. Amid the thrill of fishing and the stunning surroundings, he learns about the ongoing efforts to restore the mangrove ecosystem, which suffered catastrophic damage during the hurricane. Highlighting the work of Scott Duncan and Pamela Cragin, the piece emphasizes their mission to plant hundreds of thousands of mangrove propagules to revive the coastline and support local biodiversity. Through personal anecdotes and insights, Carter paints a vivid picture of Guanaja's beauty and the critical importance of ecological restoration for the future of the island.
Mang & Fish for Change Film in Guanaja
The short film captures the transformative journey of the MANG crew as they joined the Fish for Change program in Guanaja, Honduras. Focused on planting mangroves and engaging with local community projects, the film showcases the vibrant connections formed through conservation efforts. With stunning visuals of the lush landscape and heartfelt moments shared among participants, the film highlights the dedication of Fly Fish Guanaja in promoting ecological restoration. It serves as a powerful reminder of the impact of community-driven initiatives and the beauty of working together to protect our environment.