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• 03 / 16 / 2009

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In that direction, ecotourism enthusiasts exert a positive influence on Villa Clara's northern keys, where animal populations have increased over the past few years.

The schools of such fish as shad and bonefish have grown after the implementation of mechanisms to protect the areas visited by divers.

In addition, tourists can witness the works to preserve the protected area known as Las Loras, which is considered Cuba's largest natural safe haven for flamingos.

The flow of tourists is regulated through signs to inform vacationers about the trails can be visited and to limit the access to reproduction and breeding areas.

(DTCuba)