Gillnet fishermen from El Golfo de Santa Clara, Mexico hauling aboard Corvina near the mouth of the Colorado River.
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In Search of Vaquita - Audubon Magazine
The Vaquita is the world's smallest cetacean and the next dolphin to be extinct. I travelled to El Golfo de Santa Clara to explore the controversial commercial fishing buyback program that has exchanged the livelihood of this coastal community for the promise of saving a mysterious sea mammal.
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