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EDUCATION

Teaching kids about giant manta rays

One of our goals is to spread awareness by teaching local elementary-age children about these animals, which we do during several trips to Puerto Lopez. It is important for these children to learn that their home is a special place where by far the largest population of mantas has been identified in the entire world; more than 2,000 individual rays have already been identified there. FMME has already established relations with many local schools in the area, and through education, we hope to bring light to these extraordinary animals and to decrease pollution on the beaches of Puerto Lopez.

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RESEARCH

Giant manta ray migratory patterns

One aspect of this project is to raise money to buy tags—a GPS tracking device that will be attached to a manta and used to record its migratory patterns. Each tag, which costs $1,975, will help to gather critical data about these animals. With this information, we are hoping to be able to protect these animals and discover why exactly so many mantas migrate to the coast of Ecuador during the months of May and August. We have already raised considerable funds, enough to purchase one tag, but our goal is to raise enough for at least two more.

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Quito, Ecuador

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