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Youth Association of Alguazas Joval participate in the "What the river has" framed in the volunteer program in rivers of the Ministry of Environment and Rural and Marine Affairs.

The program was developed in the partnership agreement between the Information Center on the Mount and the Segura basin.

The volunteers of the Youth Association of Alguazas Joval, consisting of 30 environmental volunteers among its 300 members, will conduct this program.

The same, will be held during February and October 2011 and aims to rehabilitate a section of the sub-Mula River as it passes through the Municipality of Alguazas.

This project has a budget of EUR 27,300.32, provided entirely by the Ministry of Environment and Rural and Marine Affairs.

In addition, with the collaboration of national organizations: WWF / Spain Murcia and Earth Group Plan Association (EPlan) and associations Alguazas: Joval, rambling club "despacico that I can not" and the women's association.

This project aims to create a dialogue between citizens and the river Alguazas, stimulating the integration among the existing collective sense of belonging to a people and awareness of natural heritage as a common good.

The project aims to create an intercultural cooperation for the defense of a common good in a suburban area, will work specifically on the banks of the Site of Community Importance (SCI) of the river Mula-Pliego (located past the bridge on the Cartagena railway line Chinchilla for about 350 meters downstream, parallel to the street Angel Ganivet), ie it passes through the town of Alguazas.

Among all the activities to be developed are: elimination of waste and exotic species, improvements to trails, planting native species along the river routes, children's art competition and exhibition of urban art among others.

Joval will come each day to develop this project with all its environmental volunteers, along with the other two participating municipal associations.

Source: JOVAL