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And presents information related to domestic recycling within the activity "Watch your beach"

The initiative, which will be repeated next week on the beach of La Manga Mistral, has the support of Anse has deployed the panels of the exhibition "Dunes, a sea of ​​sand", with which calls for preserving the sand that remain in La Manga.

In addition, the council has taken the mobile eco-park to make it known to the public and visitors.

The Councillor for Environment, Celia Martinez recalled that this activity is part of the program of activities of the festival of Santiago de la Ribera, and that is to stress the importance of proper management of waste generated informing the support in this sense provides the City Council and request the cooperation of citizens, that at this time is so important, and out of the beach.

Brochures, practical information on municipal services such as home collection of furniture, clothing and pruning containers and recycling centers to deposit any waste, as well as practical material, such as a funnel to facilitate the recycling of domestic oil, or a new tool that facilitates the crushing of bottles and cans, along with gifts such as hats or beach balls, made up the offer of the stand which was attended by the very council and city staff.

The Department of Environment invited ANSE who installed the exhibition attended by biologist Jorge Sanchez who explained that the sample covers from the beginning of La Manga to the present, through the Middle Ages, when La Manga was a forest of juniper and juniper , now disappeared, where they hunted deer.

Affected by the diverse problems of the contemporary age, current La Manga beaches still have to preserve, and closes that invitation shows that also helps us identify native flora threatened with extinction as sea asparagus.

Anse took the time to try to recruit volunteers to participate in the comprehensive tour made by the sand that remain in the area to study and defend its survival.

Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier