Portal de Molina de Segura
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The project of the City of Molina de Segura has an investment of 100,000 euros, financed by the Ministry of Agriculture and Water and the Caixa, and the new section covers the place Cuesta de los Melones, La Alcayna and Los Olivos
The opening ceremony and public opening of the second tranche of the Green Corridor La Fuente de Molina de Segura was held Wednesday March 2, in Urbanización La Alcayna.
Attended by the Mayor of the town, Eduardo Contreras Linares, the Director General of Natural Heritage and Biodiversity in the Region of Murcia, Pablo Fernández Abellán, the representative of the Caixa, José Antonio Meseguer, and the Councillor for the Environment, Consuelo Rosauro Meseguer .
The works have affected the stretch that elapses from the watershed of the Rambla de las Monjas and travels the Cuesta de los Melones place, La Alcayna and Los Olivos, and have included the preparation using albero about 7.3 miles of gravel road natural step for walkers and cyclists, whose ownership belongs to the City Council and the public domain molinense and bonded by the Ministry of Environment and Rural and Marine Affairs.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Water has conditioned this second installment of a draft drawn by the city of Molina de Segura, who has received an investment of 100,000 euros, financed by the Ministry itself and the Caixa.
Also been made ditches and gutters on the roads for the evacuation of runoff and clearing of debris and garbage along the way, clearing and selective planting of native vegetation for the recovery of that avenue and other areas of the corridor.
Was carried out planting in an area from 3,080 square feet, species such as Aleppo pine, tamarisk, mastic, wild olive, and broom.
In addition, rehabilitated bridges and wooden protective fences, and installed along the entire route information points on the flora, and interpretive signage with its own design on the environmental characteristics of this natural landscape, dominated by Rambla de las Monjas.
Finally, being qualified as a space and bike path use path, milestones and bollards have been installed to prevent the movement of motor vehicles, except for monitoring and maintenance services.
The proposed implementation of the main path of the second tranche of the Green Corridor La Fuente connects natural areas in this part of Molina de Segura, paying special attention to all points of scenic, environmental, botanical, archaeological, cultural, etc., For enjoyment and public use.
This second installment is framed within the Green Corridor Project General La Fuente, southeast of Molina de Segura, and has as main objective the recovery and conditioning Natural forest is connected by a main road.
"This way, once we get to promote ecological and cultural values of this area, preserving the existing plant species and native vegetation including strengthening. Similarly, recover natural and built elements as points of interest, and put archaeological value items, "said Mayor of the town, Eduardo Contreras.
The whole Green Corridor is projected as a landscape with a unique identity as a single body, which was divided by a main road that runs through the space, and travels with different natural areas.
The integration of all elements that comprise it (trail and natural areas) in a single landscape is achieved by eliminating the formal boundaries between areas, by providing the path of an organic path, which respects the terrain and vegetation natural, getting their integration into the environment.
The total route of the Green Corridor Source comprises about 15.75 km.
in length and is located in the central / eastern town of Molina de Segura, in particular to 3 km.
the northeast of the main town (Molina de Segura).
Runs parallel to two gullies, one north, the Rambla de las Monjas, and one south, the Rambla de las Salinas.
Its eastern boundary corresponds to the municipality of Murcia, while the West comprises several points that link the two watercourses.
Runs through the hamlet of Las Salinas, Cuesta de Los Melones, Forestry Alcayna, and the urbanization of La Quinta, Altorreal, La Alcayna and Los Olivos.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Molina de Segura
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