Dynamite fishing in Bien Unido, Bohol is destroying coral reefs, killing marine species, and threatening the livelihoods of local communities who depend on fishing for survival. This destructive practice not only harms the environment but also endangers future generations by depleting fish stocks and damaging the ecosystem that sustains tourism and food security. Despite existing laws against dynamite fishing, enforcement remains weak, and the practice continues to put both marine biodiversity and human safety at risk.

We call on citizens, fishermen, and government officials to work together to end dynamite fishing in Bien Unido. Stronger enforcement, community education, and sustainable alternatives are urgently needed to protect our seas and ensure a healthy future for our coastal communities.