The Aula del Mar Foundation and the Malaga Provincial Council, with the collaboration of the Town Hall, organised last Saturday 9th a route along Coastal Path in La Cala. To get to know our coastline, there is nothing better than walking the path that runs along it. From the Torreón in La Cala to the Torre de Calahonda, a route was designed that brought together fifty participants. As the councillor for the Environment, Marco Cortés (PP), said before starting the activity "we are going to get to know the ecosystem we have through the path, so we are also accompanied by the Environment technician Juan Luis Vega who will help us to learn about all this".

In fact, the participants made stops on the beach to collect small marine remains to identify the marine fauna and to learn about posidonia, a very important marine plant on our coast, as well as about historical details of the coastal strip of the western Costa del Sol.

 

The spokesman for the Aula del Mar Foundation, Rubén Dueñas, said that "there are four and a half kilometres during which we do a series of activities, with several stops to also talk about the historical context of the area".

The activity was very well received, consolidating itself as a key initiative for environmental education and the dissemination of cultural heritage. One of the participants, Francisco Mélgar, said that he came to the event because "it is a subject that I am passionate about" and also because "they offer a lot of conveniences to come, so I never miss any of these meetings", he said. 

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