There can be no greater metaphor of what happens in the Balearic Islands than to see threatened an indigenous species, as identifying and symbolic of Ibiza and Formentera as the "sargantana" (lagartija), by invasive species.As if from a clear and resounding message, not to navigators but to the natives and residents of the islands was treated, the lizard pitiüsa is threatened for years. The population has been reduced, although various campaigns…
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There can be no greater metaphor of what happens in the Balearic Islands than to see threatened an indigenous species, as identifying and symbolic of Ibiza and Formentera as the "sargantana" (lagartija), by invasive species.As if from a clear and resounding message, not to navigators but to the natives and residents of the islands was treated, the lizard pitiüsa is threatened for years. The population has been reduced, although various campaigns…