Fotoreportaje: Isla Cabritos

Algunas semanas atrás, nuestros amigos, los fotógrafos conservacionistas Timoteo Estévez, Alberto Rojas y José Uribe visitaron Isla Cabritos en República Dominicana con la intención de hacer un fotoreportaje para el sitio web rinconesdemipais.com.

El cocodrilo americano tiene en el Lago Enriquillo uno de sus últimos refugios en la isla, donde se conserva la población más abundante de esta especie en el Caribe.

El resultado de su visita es un fotoreportaje que ofrece con imágenes e información una mirada muy cercana a Isla Cabritos. Es un trabajo muy completo digno de ser leido de principio a fin!

Para ver el reportaje completo visita:

rinconesdemipais.com/isla-cabritos/

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