On Saturday, some two hundred people on paddle boards and in kayaks demanded that action be taken to conserve the marine ecosystem, especially in Pollensa Bay, where two studies have confirmed that there are serious threats to biodiversity.
Puerto Pollensa demonstration to protect Pollensa Bay
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More of this is needed as you can't count on politicians (of any colour) to protect the long term future of the Island