Mar Menor is a saline lagoon located in the southeast of Spain, specifically within the Region of Murcia. It is separated from the Mediterranean Sea by a narrow strip of land known as La Manga del Mar Menor. The lagoon is renowned for its shallow waters, warm temperatures, and rich biodiversity, making it a popular destination for water sports and tourism. The unique ecosystem of Mar Menor supports various plant and animal species, including seagrasses and numerous fish species. The area around the lagoon is also characterized by sandy beaches and resorts, contributing to its significance as a recreational area in Spain.
Murcia's Mar Menor lagoon faces ecological challenges despite its natural beauty. Spain’s government, led by Vice President Sara Aagesen, pledges a comprehensive 675 million euro restoration plan. Key issues include…