After Hurricane Maria_ Building a Community Under the Sea

The video discusses the speaker's dedication to protecting Puerto Rico's natural resources, particularly after Hurricanes Irma and Maria. It highlights the severe impact on fishing communities, especially due to ghost traps, which harm the marine environment. The speaker collaborates with local fishermen to remove these traps, providing them with alternative income and fostering community unity. The project has successfully removed nearly 400 ghost traps, totaling 7 tons of derelict gear. The initiative underscores the importance of local knowledge and community collaboration in disaster response and environmental conservation.

How did Hurricane Irma and Maria affect the fishing communities in Puerto Rico?

What is the significance of ghost traps for the marine environment?

What actions were taken to address the issue of ghost traps in Puerto Rico's waters?

What role did local fishermen play in the cleanup of derelict fishing gear?

In what ways did the aftermath of Hurricane Maria bring the people of Puerto Rico together?