Zones Humides du Maroc

Mission consultative Ramsar – Rapport n° 71 : Moulouya, Maroc (2010) Etabli par : Patrick TRIPLET, Mohammed DAKKI, Imad CHERKAOUI, Maria J de LOPE & Alexia DUFOUR     Synthèse et liste des recommandations Inscrit sur la Liste de Ramsar le 15 janvier 2005 sous le N°1478, le site de l’Embouchure de la Moulouya couvre une superficie de 4 500 hectares et se situe au Nord-Est dans la province de Berkane et la province de Nador (Zone littorale méditerranéenne entre Saïdia et le Cap de l'Eau), à cheval entre les Communes de Ras El Ma (province de Nador), de Saïdia et Madagh (province de Berkane). Ce site fut inventorié dans le Plan Directeur des Aires Protégées du Maroc (AEFCS 1996), où il est identifié comme Site d'Intérêt Biologique et Écologique. Outre son importance pour le maintien de la diversité biologique, il fournit des services écosystémiques essentiels, notamment comme source de ressources naturelles et de revenus pour les populations

This chapter appeared in the same book as the previous blog post about the  Environmental education in Sidi Boughaba (this is useful to compare what we should do and what we actually do ). Benessaiah, N. 2011. Wetlands and the Islamic perception of nature. In: Papayannis, T. & Pritchard, D. E. (2011), Culture and Wetlands in the Mediterranean: an Evolving Story, Athens, Med-INA. pp. 362-371. Abstract : Islam is the main religion in the southern Mediterranean, and for this reason it is important for the Mediterranean Wetlands Initiative and any other organisation working towards the conservation of natural resources, to examine its perspectives, principles and laws concerning the environment. A better understanding of Islamic traditions can lead to more effective, locally-tailored plans for the conservation of water and wetlands. Water is a central theme in the Qur’an, in religious practice, in Islamic Law – Shari’a and in Islamic society at large. Each of these aspects is

Belemlih, A. 2011. Environmental education in wetland sites: the case of the Centre National d’Education Environnementale de Sidi Boughaba, Morocco. In: Papayannis, T. & Pritchard, D. E. (2011), Culture and Wetlands in the Mediterranean: an Evolving Story. Athens, Med-INA. pp. 317-324.     Abstract Wetlands have multiple values but face many threats and are complex ecosystems. Interventions for their conservation are not easy to make and must involve multiple actors; environmental education plays a fundamental role in raising awareness and helping the parties involved to act in synergy. In order to contribute to this awareness, the wetland of Sidi Boughaba (SBG) is a good example of international institutions (the European Union, BirdLife International, the Society for the Protection of Animals Abroad ‘SPANA/ UK’) and national ones (the Government of Morocco, the Société Protectrice des Animaux et de la Nature ‘SPANA/Maroc’) joining forces, in this case to create a Nat

Le suivant est "ce que les politiciens et les businessmen corrompus ne veulent pas entendre et admettre". The following is "what the politicians and the corrupt businessmen do not want to hear and admit". Anfuso G. & Nachite D. 2011.   Climate change and the Mediterranean southern coasts .   In : Jones A.L. & Phillips M. (editors): Disappearing destinations: climate change and future challenges for coastal tourism.  CABI, Oxford.   Cet article/chapitre représente le résumé de la recherche de ces deux chercheurs (Giorgio Anfuso, Universidad de Cadiz et Driss Nachite, Université Abdelmalek Essaadi, Tétouan ) sur les côtes marocaines et surtout celles de la région de Tétouan. Je vous présente ici quelques passages extraits de   GoogleBooks  : Sea Level Rise trend in the Mediterreanean littoral of Morocco Cazenave   et al .   (2001) investigated sea level changes in the Mediterranean Sea in the 1993-1999 period through data obtain