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Since last August 10 is developing an awareness campaign on the Posidonia oceanica on the beaches of La Manga.
The aim is to inform and educate the public about the need to conserve natural resources such as La Manga sand and Posidonia, revealing the diversity of sand left in the area, and the importance of Posidonia as conservative of beaches and related species.
The campaign, which has the support of the Association of Southeastern Naturalist, ANSE, a traveling exhibition will run until 21 August for all the beaches of La Manga.
Should contain a direct information about citizens will be open from 10:30 to 14h., And 17 and 18 in the Ensenada del Esparto and Playa del Pudrimel, there will be games and workshops for children led by Ecoinformadores in afternoons from 16:30 to 19:00.
Other activities under this campaign is the direct observation of oceanic Posidonia.
To do this, the 21st of August will be three boat trips to see the funds of the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean (near the Isla Grossa).
These outputs can participate free any interested person (both children and adults), subject to pre-register in medioambiente@sanjavier.es, or phone 968 573 700 / Ext 215.
Checking out is from the old Estacio Bridge, 10:15, 12:15 and 16:00 hours.
Posidonia oceanica is not an alga, it is a top plan adapted to the marine environment and has, like any other plant, roots, leaves, fruits and flowers.
Its leaves accumulate on the shore of many beaches in the Manga arribazones forming the so-called Posidonia, which indicate good water conservation.
Posidonia accumulation on the beach must be understood as a positive for the same, since this plant protects the beach from storms, and helps prevent the loss of sand and increase the plant communities of the dunes.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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