“Nature Is Free”: Why the Maspalomas Dunes Are a Protected Reserve only on Paper
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After analyzing seven years of surveillance of the most emblematic space in the south of Gran Canaria, a study concludes that control remains insufficient and that the profile of visitors does not help either. Researchers demand a multisectoral approach to save the areaHow human activity has allowed an exotic plant invaded the Maspalomas Dunes It was the months of April and May 2018. Researchers from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria …
The Cabildo and the Civil Guard intensify the control of the natural enclave in the sunsets to avoid damage to the flora and fauna of the island.
The Cabildo de Gran Canaria has reinforced the surveillance in the Special Natural Reserve of the Maspalomas Dunes with a special device that will act during the sunset, one of the slots with the greatest presence of visitors in this protected space. The objective is to avoid the transit through zones of exclusion or restricted use and reduce the impact on the ecosystem.
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