
On Monday, Almuñécar Councillor for Beaches & Tourism, Daniel Barbero, was shown the fishing equipment and rubbish brought up from the seabed by volunteers.
The Asociación Equilibrio Marino carried out its SOS Corales project aimed at cleaning up the seabed of the Punta de la Mona, La Herradura yesterday.
Dave and I were returning from distributing in La Herradura on Friday via the Punta when we came across a road accident involving two cars.
At last humans are returning to coastal waters, but in their absence there have been huge but innocuous sharks, as well as this spectacular visitors, dolphins.
Despite the water off the Punta de la Mona being a protected area the corral is taking a hammering from discarded fishing equipment.
From yesterday up to the 21st, Calle Real in La Herradura (old town) will be closed for road works, but don’t panic!
Volunteers working on the rocks around the Punta de la Mona as part of a clean up in La Herradura picked up almost 200 kilos of rubbish, some of which had obviously discarded by anglers.