Initial research carried out during September and October suggests that there are good environmental reasons for Cala San Vicente to be declared a marine reserve. A consultancy, which was appointed by the residents' association with support from the Colonya bank, reports the presence of large areas of posidonia sea grass some 300 metres from the beaches of Cala Barques and Cala Molins. There are particularly significant meadows in the area of Punta Negre, most of which have not previously been charted.
Environment
Cala San Vicente has high potential to become a marine reserve
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