 On the southwestern edge of town a boardwalk was created by the park with assistance of US Aid.It leads through mangrove environments passing along saltwater lagoons filled with flamingo, common stilts, whimbrels, Bahama pintails, and gallinules that come here to sweep the mud in search of brine.At the end of the walkway is the Tortoise Breeding Center ("Centro de Crianza de Tortugas Terrestres") which was built in order to help preserve the many species of Isabela Tortoises.