Bye-Bye ruins at Galion

Ruines de l’ancien hôtel au Galion | Ruins of the old hotel at Galion

The ruins of the old hotel near the beach at Galion will soon be nothing but a disgraceful memory.

The demolition process is underway with two companies doing the work. The first is in charge of removing asbestos from the site, and will come from Martinique. This work, which should take about two months, will begin in April, and the asbestos debris will be sent to France by boat for recycling. The second company will continue the actual demolition by the end of the summer in order to clear the entire site by the end of 2016. The goal of the Conservatoire du Littoral in this project is to restore the damaged areas on this magnificent site and maintain its natural assets, while also planning on improvements to welcome the public. During the work, the Conservatoire will meet with the Collectivité and various users of the site, in order to establish partnerships. A first authorization for temporary occupancy was signed by the Collectivité for the installation of a first-aid station near the floating swimming pool.

All articles from: Newsletter-25

Restoration Of Degraded Areas And Populations

1 : Edito Newsletter 25
2 : From dream to reality
3 : «Save our sharks» on both sides of the island
4 : Negaprion, phase 4
5 : Caves: a well-kept secret
6 : Reefs and herbariums under the microscope
7 : Cactus and gaïacs at the heart of a scientific mission
8 : A dead sea turtle washed up on the beach
9 : Get rid of sargassum, but respect the turtles
10 : Manage the herbarium in favor of green turtles
11 : BioHab presented in Saint Barth
12 : Kite surfing: up to a 1500 € fine
13 : 78 patrouilles en 3 mois
14 : Forbidden from the Réserve for 15 days
15 : An inter-service mission
16 : Bye-Bye ruins at Galion
17 : Babit Point 100% nature
18 : Chevrise: the birds await you
19 : Students learn about the importance of wetlands
20 : Students face the impacts of climate change
21 : Welcome Julie !
22 : All about coastal wading birds
23 : Whale watching: yes but...
24 : Agoa: update on marine mammals
25 : Yarari, the new dutch sanctuary
26 : Key points of the second management council
27 : Cooperate and share for better management
28 : The Heineken Regatta, friend to whales
29 : BEST: Europe Overseas
30 : The Réserve represented in Brest
31 : BEST: the Réserve represented in Brussels
32 : BEST & CEPF: identical goals
33 : Six birds with one stone, at the DCNA
34 : BEST 2.0: four top projects selected
35 : BEST 3: close to goal
36 : Mazda helps protect turtles

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