Participants visited la rambla de Los Moreras and the Erosions of Bolnuevo
Participants at the XXXV National Meeting of Young Geographers enjoyed a pleasant day on 22 February, working in Mazarron where they studied the Rambla de Las Moreras and Erosions of Bolnuevo. The young geographers were received in the Meeting Room of the Town Hall by the Councillor for Education, Tourism and Culture, Maria Celeste Soria, and the Councillor for Environment and Citizenship, David Fernandez.
The latter thanked the meeting organizers for choosing Mazarrón as a place to carry out the field day and encouraged the students coming from different points of the national geography " because good training is crucial to obtain success with the challenging years ahead. " David Fernandez also revealed that the City is in talks with the Association of Young Geographers of the Region of Murcia (GEOMUR) to carry out some specific days like this Mazarrón meeting.
Meanwhile the Councilllor Maria Celeste Soria said that in addition to the rambla de las moreras and erosions of Bolnuevo, "the town has many attractions for geographical study, and we hope that this is a first contact and in the future you return to visit us to discover and study more aspects of our municipality. " The deputies divided among the students, information prepared from tourism to give a broader idea of what Mazarrón can offer from the point of view of tourism, natural and heritage.
After the reception, young people went to the promenade of Las Moreras where they studied the risks of floods and the measures to be taken to prevent accidents to natural phenomena. And this year the meeting was about "Natural Hazards in Southeast Peninsular", studying phenomena such as earthquakes, floods, erosion and drought.
But certainly what most fascinated all of them were the Erosions of Bolnuevo. "A true feast for the senses of a geographer" as explained by the organizer of this activity, Daniel Moreno of Mazarron. They did rest a little before heading to the city of Lorca where they continued with the field day.
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