For a more "sustainable" Côte d'Azur

Operation NaturaScan, combining boat trips and environmental protection

See you on Sunday July 7 for Operation NaturaScan, a nautical event based on participatory science. All interested boaters are invited to the sea for an observation trip on the defined perimeter of the Natura 2000 zone off the coast of Cap d'Antibes.

Volunteer sentinels, come and count dolphins, sunfish, sea turtles, jellyfish and why not sperm whales and whales! A useful outing associated with a collection of floating macro-waste.

More information on https://www.marineland.fr/blog/operation-naturascan-en-details
For any questions: association@marineland.fr
Study area: Natura 2000 zone “Bay and Cap d’Antibes – Lérins Islands”

We are looking for the Wall Lizard

Small lizard less than 20 cm, relatively flattened, the wall lizard (Podarcis muralis) reproduces and lives in sunny places. Frequent in urban areas, this lizard feeds on insects, spiders and crustaceans. It is found almost in all gardens and can reach up to 2500 m in the mountains. This small common lizard is not threatened, but it is still sensitive to predation by cats and the use of pesticides which makes its prey rare.
More information on the biodiversity inventory of the municipality of Antibes on https://www.antibes-juanlespins.com/vivre-a-antibes/lenvironnement/atlas-de-la-biodiversite-communale

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