Pablo Castro Méndez (54 years):

Fisherman - Sarstun, Livingston, Izabal, Guatemala

Climate changes affected my fishing. The fish that were here before have already migrated. The water is now very hot.

READ MORE

María Angélica Méndez (14 years old):

Student - Aldea San Juan, Livingston, Izabal, Guatemala

When it rains hard, many people in my community cannot go out by boat because the sea is intense and people are scared.

READ MORE

Angela Hernández Guevara (65 Years):

Housewife - California Village, Omoa, Honduras

The drought has affected our planting more than before..


READ MORE

Rigoberto López (64 years):

President of the neighborhodd peasant production association of Marion El Marión Village, Tela, Atlántida, Honduras. 

We had a storm that destruyed a large part of the village and for this reason the school was even completely lost and we had to rebuild it.


READ MORE

Josué Menjívar (45 years):

Fisherman, farmer and tour guide - Cerritos Village, Tela, Atlántida, Honduras

You have to go a lot into the sea, maybe six miles to catch fish and before you didn´t have to go very far because the fish were close to the shore.

READ MORE

Martin Ac (39 years):

Farmer and tour guide -  San Miguel Village, Toledo, Belize

In addition, when it does not rain, the water levels drop a lot in the rivers and the availability of water for crops is reduced. 

READ MORE

Leticia Alas (21 years):

Tour operator - Sarteneja, Corozal, Belize

This affects our livelihood as we depend on tourism.. This also effects our income as tourism has decreased.

READ MORE

Ray Jacobs (54 years):

Fisherman - Punta Negra, Toledo, Belize.

Now i catch 10 to 15 pounds of fish a day which is what i used to catch in half and hour. The sun is so strong now and the heat so intense that all the fishing boats now have canopies.

READ MORE