The first story in the “HUS Stories” series by the Humboldt Tipping project
From fishing with his father as a child to facing the challenges of modern-day fisheries, Percy Bayona Vite reflects on the decline of species like snapper, mackerel, grouper, and more. He speaks about the impacts of overfishing and climate change, and emphasizes the importance of sustainable practices so that future generations can continue to enjoy Peru’s rich marine resources.
The interview with Percy Bayona Vite from La Islilla, Peru, is part of the new “HUS Stories” series by the Humboldt Tipping project. The series shares insights into the everyday lives, perspectives, and future visions of people living along Peru’s coast.
Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/iEPChm3UfGM?si=fHOJ6OjTZDYx_USu
[turn on english captions to hear Percy's story]