When you have completed two years of the fateful fire that swept through the Cape of San Antonio and days after the fire that devastated places between Xàbia and Benitatxell, the Dianense citizens have shown their growing interest in information and prevention of forest fires.
This was demonstrated in the conferences organized by the Department of the Environment on September 10 and 11 in which, through talks and visits to the Natural Park Montgó, approached the attendees to the reality of our natural landscapes.
The environmental company Magic & Nature, ACIF and Interpreta Natura were in charge of giving the talks "with the objective of informing, sensitizing and preventing fires, as well as analyzing how the ecosystem has evolved two years after the burning of an area of very high ecological value", As explained by the area councilor, Josep Crespo.
First a talk on Saturday September 10 on the front and back management to fire, the myths that surround and a projection of images on the fire of Cap de Sant Antoni was held. Then there was the playful activity Posa't in pell seua, By Interprets Natura, to raise awareness among children of the importance of protecting the environment and the danger of fires for the same.
Sunday's September 11 moved to Montgó Natural Park where 50 people visited the headquarters of the Association Against Forest Fires (ACIF) to know the media and protocols available to them. The group then traveled to the burned area of Cap de Sant Antoni. In this case, the talk revolved around measures post-fire management, also the explanation relating to the recent events in Benitachell and Javea.
That same day an activity Bird Banding family, headed by Doctor of Biological Sciences, professor at the UNED and expert ornithologist Francisco Atiénzar, with the aim of showing how birds are primarily responsible for the regeneration of an area was done burned as "they can move over great distances and spread seeds from the unburned areas to the burned ones, so their work is very important", according to Itziar Colodro, co-head of Magic & Nature.
Following the success of this conference, from the Department of Environment has ensured its continuity.
less jornaditas and less talks and more toughen the law, whoever sets fire to the mountain one of two, or to repopulate and clean with lashes or the stake alive. so much human right so much bagpipe ... it is curious that the person who most enjoys "human rights" is human waste.