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The mayor of San Javier, Pepa Garcia, accompanied by Councillor for the Environment, José Luis Espinosa, opened last night at the City Museum's photo exhibition "San Javier from another angle" of photographer José Luis Villaescusa "framed in the 175 Anniversary City Council and as a tribute to the biodiversity of the municipality. "
The exhibition organized by the Department of Environment, which will be open until March 31 shows in 25 large format photographs, natural landscapes of the municipality of San Javier photographed by José Luis Villaescusa in places like La Hita, island Grosa , weirs, islands Perdiguera and Baron and the Mar Menor a whole, as well as a broad representation of flora and fauna.
Photographs by José Luis Villaescusa "are a reflection of what makes up their world, what would you like to be safe," as noted by the writer and nature photographer, Jose Benito Ruiz.
Just call the attention "of politicians and citizens on the need to conserve what we have is the intention of this collection of images that has been patiently getting the author, said at the inauguration.
Before the large crowd that attended the opening of the exhibition, Villaescusa said as he most loved works, photographs taken Grosa island, where he obtained a special permit for a night which allowed him to capture images "almost mystical" and unpublished island located opposite the Estacio, La Manga.
The Mar Menor was the star of the night also at the conference on the natural wealth of the municipality offered the professor of ecology at the University of Murcia, Miguel Angel Esteve who recalled that as a naturalist Murcia as Angel Guirao wrote a catalog of bird Mar Menor area 150 years ago. "
Miguel Angel Esteve regretted "that has squandered the Mar Menor without understanding the values we treasure" and said the main problem of mining pressure gap, the latest development pressure and the explosion of agricultural activity and the consequent use fertilizer residues of which ends in the sea.
Pressure Reducing construction and use of wetlands in the lake belt filter nutrients and large foreign to the Mar Menor are some solutions to improve the lagoon, said Esteve affected the conservation of ecosystems, "not as a museum, but by their own natural functions, necessary for the balance of nature.
Professor Miguel Angel Esteve concluded that "the Mar Menor is the great natural business Spanish Southeast, and we have failed to understand it. We have interpreted as a segment of coastline and that led us to today."
The exhibition "San Javier from another angle" can be seen at the Museum of San Javier until 31 March Tuesday to Saturday from 09:30 am to 14:00 and from 16:00 to 19:00
, And Sundays from 10:30 am to 14:00 pm
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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