The Asociación vecinal Cal y Caña de Salobreña has complained about motorised paragliders carrying out “illegal practices” at Playa Punta del Río, next to the mouth of the Guadalfeo River.
Tag Archive for protected area
Poachers Caught in Protected Area
by Hugh MacArthur •
Two poachers were seen by the Seprona (Guardia Civil Environmental Department) angling from a boat in the protected area around Punta de la Mona.
Seprona & Illegal Cortijos
by Martin Myall •
Officers belonging to the Servicio de Protección de la Naturaleza (SEPRONA) have investigated 46 people in the Province of Málaga as part of Operación Murus over illegal constructions.
No Cliff Access
by Martin Myall •
The Almuñécar, chief, opposition party, the CA, criticises the lack of access to the cliffs on Punta de La Mona, as the way is blocked by “luxury constructions.”
Quantity Surveyor Returns Fees
by Martin Myall •
A quantity surveyor in Granada has been sentenced to giving back 28,686 euros to clients who had hired him to legalise their properties.
Three Jet skis in a Cave
by Hugh MacArthur •
Three jetski users have been charged by the Guardia Civil for entering into a sea cave within the protected area of the Paraje Natural Acantilados de Maro-Cerro Gordo.
Sierra Nevada under Invasion
by Vivienne Hughes •
Ecologistas en Acción has complained about the massive influx of tourists on Sierra Nevada, endangering the fauna and flora.
Coastline Shame
by Hugh MacArthur •
Gone are the days when dry riverbeds were the dumping grounds for building waste, old fridges, bidets and dead donkeys – well, they’re almost gone.
The CA on La Herradura
by Hugh MacArthur •
As far as Convergencia Andaluza is concerned the new Junta law concerning the first 500 metres from the sea will completely stifle the development of the municipality.
You Get What You Deserve?
by Martin Myall •
The Granada, provincial branch of the Ecologistas en Acción have sent in a report (denuncia) to the Environment and Public Works Department of the Junta de Andalucía over what they qualify as a ‘tremendous amount of illegal earth shifting’ that is could well adversely effect the barranco de la Vizcarra, up above Calahonda (Karst area). It was precisely storm water from this barranco (gully) that caused the flooding in the village several months ago.