Monday, November 22, 2010

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Lake Yojoa, Honduras Water Heart

organization "Geologists World" which along with AMUPROLAGO works in the recovery of Lake Yojoa (Honduras), I commissioned a video tour of the lake and its surroundings, as part of a project to raise awareness and promote the same among Hondurans .


The video is 7 minutes and is about the universe around the lake. In the same I mean the history and cultural heritage and explore the attractions.


Pier View Hotel Aguazul

During filming navigating the lake at dawn.


Most Hondurans who pass through the Lake Yojoa on busy North Road (Tegucigalpa-San Pedro Sula) know the lake from the road and perhaps from the view of one of their popular fried fish sales. However, the lake is surrounded by many eco-tourism treasures.

fish High: The remains of a fish cook asked me wrapped in sheets of "Pacaya", which is a tradition Lenca. The flavor that gives the Pacaya is very tasty and unique.




Pulahpanzak Falls

Falls Along



In the film visit places like the Santa Barbara Mountain National Park Cerro Azul Meambar "and the floodgates of" Pulhapanzak. "


Vista del Lago from a National Park Trail "Mountain of Santa Barbara."



In Nc Park trails. Santa Barbara Mountain you can see a variety of wildflowers.


View National Park Cerro Azul Meambar "from the mirror of the lake.



I could practice on the lake one of my favorite sports, sailing. The hotel Honduyate has a program to teach sailing nevegar children from nearby communities.

A very important and that all Honduran should know is the "Eco-Archaeological Park " Los Naranjos ", where you can also observe closely the birds that live and spend some time in the lake from a path constructed on the water in which the visitor can observe more closely the vegetation and fauna of the lake.
The archaeological site is of great importance because it was the capital of what archaeologists call the Proto culture Lenca, who had developed this site and architecture thousand years before the rise of the Maya in Copan.



Algae; pollution as a result of excess nutrients

The lake is suffering from serious pollution problems, an overload of nutrients generated by the excessive growth of algae. Organizations like the Association of Towns for the Protection of Lake Yojoa ( AMUPROLAGO ) are working to regulate and control the sewage and the amount of nutrients generated by the production of tilapia and pollutants discharging rivers that flow into Lake .




For the documentary also wrote a theme, "Lake Yojoa Heart. "We expect the media to support this effort to Hondurans know beyond the beautiful view from the road and the popular dining treasure they have in the lake and its surroundings.

Thanks: Geologists of the World AMUPROLAGO, Hotel Aguazul Chamber of Tourism of Lake Yojoa
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