Murals for
biodiversity
The large mural-photographs of a
seahorse -14 meters high and 9 meters
wide- and an octopus -4 meters high
and 7.5 meters wide - can already
be seen on the south-west façade of
the Parador de Xàbia, on the Arenal
beach, and in the dividing wall of
the El Trinquete restaurant parking,
respectively, as spectacular messages
of awareness and awareness of
marine biodiversity in Xàbia and as
an invitation to reflect on the need to
conserve marine ecosystems.
The presentation of the campaign
“Why can not you see me?” In the
hotel is another milestone in the
Projecte Xàbia, a pioneering and
pilot initiative, which began in 2017
the Oceanogràfic Foundation, with
the collaboration of the Ciutat de les
Arts i les Ciències, with a pioneering
study of the seabed of the local coast
and continuing an intense training
and outreach program with local
entities of all kinds with the support
of the Biodiversity Foundation of the
Ministry for Ecological Transition. .