Playa Laud

It is quite improbable that a 40km stretch of beach will become protected. It is however probable, if it is planned with the ecology at the forefront, it will be much better than the haphazard unplanned development that goes on practically everywhere in Guerrero at the cost of the environment. Zihuatanejo is a fair example of shoddy planning. Troncones good, La Barra not so good, Ixtapa not too bad, casa geo development feo. the list goes on.

The new road now has a large bridge and several culverts making it far better than the old original ejidal access rd to the north of this, which has been there for countless years and has 1 small box culvert and 1 small culvert. the one that was never mentioned when new road went in and "blocked" the flow.

I'm sorry, but I am all for planned and environmentally sensitive, well planned/engineered, low density developments, with proper sewage disposal systems. with planned and cared for public access and permanent designated large interconnected green spaces and wildlife corridors with strict guidelines supported by all interests.

If they are not planned for during careful development with conscientious land owners who know this will be the main selling point of all development project here in the future, it will so easily become exploited in a very bad way that is inevitable.

further south is playa viva development which is exactly what I say the area needs. a very environmentally sensitive development. that actually protects the area from abuses with caring developers.