Mountain goats abound in the province, despite the efforts of hunter to decimate them and they have been causing a nuisance… the goats, not the hunters, although…
Junta Pays Out over Mountain Goats
by Martin Myall •
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Destroyer Goats!
by Martin Myall •
Goats eat anything; even rusty tin cans, it is claimed, so you don’t want them wandering around your tree grove, as one farmer found out recently.
Rain Damages Water Pipes
by Vivienne Hughes •
Isn’t it Ironic (a-la-Alanis Morissette) that after all this rain, six villages in the Axarquía have had to use water bowsers bringing it water as their main water-supply pipe was damaged by flooding.
Looting in Flooded Areas
by Martin Myall •
Several areas were hit by the torrential downpour, not only Valencia, but undoubtedly, Valencia was the worse hit.
Water Tank Tsunami
by Vivienne Hughes •
When a large water-storage tank on an avocado plantation in Torrox suddenly ruptured, over a million litres of water swept down the hillside.
The Sun-Barrier Cream Peril?
by Martin Myall •
Ecologistas en Acción has brought up a new warning about coves in protected areas, this time concerning the use of suntan lotion.
Landslip Ruins Farmers
by Vivienne Hughes •
The landslip next to the A-7 near the Castell de Ferro might have only temporarily inconvenienced traffic but it has done lasting damage to farmers.
Corals in Danger
by Vivienne Hughes •
Despite the water off the Punta de la Mona being a protected area the corral is taking a hammering from discarded fishing equipment.
Casa de la Cultura Roof Repairs
by Hugh MacArthur •
The local company Bafelsa has been hired by the Almuñécar Town Hall to carry out the waterproofing of the Casa del la Cultura roof.
Rubbish Hopper Vandal Caught
by Martin Myall •
The Salobreña Policia Local received a call in the early hours of Sunday from the Guardia Civil; a couple of rubbish hoppers had been set on fire.