The Nature Reserve is a hit with the students

Collège Soualiga on the stilted walkway

Field trips are organized throughout the year and always end up a huge success with the youth.

On February 1st, a Guadeloupian BTS Tourism class took advantage of their trip to Saint- Martin to follow the Pinel trail, along with rangers of course.
On February 19th, a class from the primary school in Grand-Case lent a hand to the Reserve team to clean up Grandes Cayes beach.
The island of Pinel and its trail were visited by a class from the Collège Quartier d’Orleans on April 9th, then a class from Collège Mont des Accords on April 15th.
On May 14th, eleven adults on a training course for «internet network», at the Fore IDN training center, went to Pinel as part of the environmental unit included in their training program.
On May 17th, students from a ‘classe relais’ from Collège Soualiga were the first students to inaugurate the new stilted walkway at the Barrière salt pond, where they were very interested to discover the mangroves and the birds that inhabit them.

A BTS Tourism class at Pinel Collège Mont des Accords at Pinel

All articles from: Newsletter-18

Environmental Communication And Education

1 : Edito
2 : A full agenda for the Advisory Committee
3 : 818 espèces, dont certaines inconnues jusque-là
4 : Pinel: one hectare of dry forest goes up in smoke
5 : The Reserve gains momentum
6 : Possible opportunity for bait-and-spinner fishing
7 : A choice of excellence
8 : AGOA: perfect weather for observing marine mammals
9 : Pinel: a demolition in favor of the public
10 : Cul-de-Sac Bay honored at the CRFA
11 : Lionfish: an invasive predator
12 : Actions de police
13 : Poor Chevrise Salt Pond ! 15
14 : Rodent eradication for breeding birds on the islands
15 : Objective: Restoration of the marine turtle population
16 : Pinel will soon be mapped out
17 : Anchorages: regulation compliance
18 : The Police and Justice out in the field
19 : UV resistant signboards
20 : The Nature Reserve is a hit with the students
21 : A 3 day Exchange on Sustainable Tourism and Protected Natural Sites
22 : French Reserves: Conservation not deterioration
23 : An exchange of good practices
24 : Press review

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Partenaires techniques et financiers de la Réserve naturelle :
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