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PLAYA DE LAS CATEDRALES - ESPAÑA

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World Oceans Day

With oceans making up 66% of our Earth, it’s crucial we raise awareness about and tackle the threats facing these life-giving and life-containing bodies of water.

66% of the world is covered in a blanket of rich, vibrant blue, from its depths once came all life on the Earth, and it continues to house an immense amount of life. This blanket is the world’s oceans, and they serve as one of the most popular vacation spots in the world and play a vital role in the economy of countries worldwide. Across the briny deep massive amounts of cargo cross each year, and it still serves as the primary thoroughfare for trade. World Oceans Day celebrates the ocean and the important role it plays in our lives.

It’s a time for supporters of the oceans to focus on conversation and sustainability so that they can remain clean and usable. The animals deserve a happy and safe place to roam and live without having to worry about any destruction or man-made obstacles. It’s important to safeguard the oceans to help ensure a healthy home for all. One this day, people can come together to create a space for all to enjoy and appreciate, no matter where each person lives.

History of World Oceans Day

In 2008, the UN gathered and uniformly created World Oceans Day. It was first proposed in 1992 in Rio de Janeiro during the Earth Summit. The ocean has been an incredibly important part of human history, and this special was established with the intent of celebrating our connection to the sea and raising awareness about the various dangers it faces. There are nearly 200,000 identified species that live in the ocean, but the number of actual species that reside there is likely in the millions. It’s essential to ensure that they don’t have to worry about freely getting around and enjoying a healthy and safe home to reside.

Even with that being the case, there are still problems with overfishing, and the subsidies that are given for fishing in countries all around the world are causing depletion of the game species. These activities have led to efforts to restore the fishing industry being undermined, and the industry bringing in $50 billion a year less. It’s just one of the many factors that should have us all celebrating World Oceans Day and raising awareness about all the issues our big blue’s face.

There’s a global environmental catastrophe due to decades of overuse and a surge in single-use plastics. Plastic straws and bags are getting into the oceans and causing havoc. World Oceans Day is an opportunity to acknowledge and recognize the efforts that have been and are being made against plastic pollution. It’s enlightening and disheartening to know that today, 13,000,000 tons of plastic leaks into the ocean every year, which among other damage, kill 100,000 marine animals annually.

World Oceans Day Timeline

1987 Brundtland Report

This report, connected to The World Commission on Environment and Development (Brundtland Commission) notes that the ocean sector is lacking representation compared to other sectors.

1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro

Created as a way to celebrate the world’s shared ocean and raise awareness for the personal connection between humans and the ocean. This is where the concept for World Oceans Day was first proposed by the Canadian representatives.

2008 UN declares to recognize World Oceans Day

This year, after a four-year onsite and online petition drive, the UN General Assembly passes a Declaration that will officially recognize the day, beginning the following year.

2009 First World Oceans Day is celebrated

The inaugural World Oceans Day is observed with the theme “Our Oceans, Our Responsibilities.”

2016 World Oceans Day Youth Advisory Council is launched

Made up of 25 youth from all over the world, the Youth Advisory Council is created to develop and promote World Oceans Day.[5]

Why celebrate World Oceans Day?

It’s a good reminder to bring attention to the fact that oceans play a major role in everyday life all around the globe. The oceans provide a majority of the oxygen we breathe, so many consider them to be the lungs of our planet. The goal is to develop a worldwide movement of citizens to care better for the oceans. It’s an opportunity to inform and educate humans and the public of what our actions are doing to the ocean and what impact they have in the long run. It’s not only a day to celebrate the beauty, wealth, and promise of the ocean, but a chance to realize that they’re a critical part of the biosphere. They’re a significant source of food and medicines and simply can’t be ignored or mistreated any longer.

How to celebrate World Oceans Day

Start it off by a visit to the nearest ocean to restore a personal connection to the sea. Breathe deep and appreciate the beauty and serenity the ocean offers each day of the week. Invite family along, and while there, bring information about the ocean and what people really need to know about it to make visiting it a joy for years to come.

Pick a day to go to the ocean to clean up and help restore it instead of simply sitting by it. Gather friends and family and pitch in and pick up trash that surrounds the local beaches and oceans in the area. It’ll not only look nicer, but the wildlife in the area will benefit from these actions as well. Avoid single-use plastics, and instead pack a picnic lunch with reusable containers to enjoy after the hard work is complete. One may also consider organizing a fundraiser to aid preservation and restoration efforts at the local beach. With all the plastic waste coming off our beaches thanks to careless beach-goers, our ocean is awash with litter.

Use this as a time to increase one’s knowledge and explore the topic further. There are a variety of books and resources out there to help a person achieve this goal. Another idea is to gather a group of people and watch an ocean film on the topic to bring awareness to the concept of helping out the oceans.

There are plenty of activities and events that occur on World Oceans Day. Celebrate by choosing one or two to participate in and enjoy. Engage in the day’s events by piggybacking off of other ideas that people in the area have come up with instead of having to think of activities alone.

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Visitar Lugo y alrededores en otoño.

Lugo es el nombre con el que se identifica a la provincia gallega y su capital. Visitamos esta ciudad, rica en patrimonio de la era romana, y otros importantes lugares de la provincia como la playa de Las Catedrales durante el otoño. También aprovechamos para hacer una pequeña incursión en la vecina Asturias. Aquí les dejamos nuestra experiencia en Lugo y alrededores. Visitando la ciudad de…

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Playa de Las Catedrales

Lugo - España

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Playa de Las Catedrales 'playa de Aguas Santas' está en la Costa Norte de Galicia, concretamente en la Mariña Lucense, en la provincia de Lugo. Pertenece al municipio de Ribadeo.

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Playa de Augas Santas. Las Catedrales.

Ribadeo. Lugo

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Playa de las Catedrales, Galicia @andrewrcunha

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Patrimonio arquitectónico de #Italia, #coliseoromano. En #vacaciones en Italia, hogar de una impresionante arquitectura, con ciudades históricas como Roma, Florencia y Venecia que ofrecen un impresionante patrimonio arquitectónico con edificios antiguos, iglesias, catedrales y plazas emblemáticas. Italia cuenta con una impresionante belleza natural que va desde sus hermosas playas en la costa mediterránea hasta sus majestuosas montañas en los Alpes. Los paisajes pintorescos, los lagos y las islas hacen de Italia un destino turístico ideal para los amantes de la naturaleza. Viaja a visiar a los italianos son conocidos por su hospitalidad y calidez hacia los turistas. Los visitantes suelen sentirse bienvenidos y disfrutan de la amabilidad y la cordialidad del pueblo italiano.

Sígueme para mas consejos al momento de viajar y realizar paradas especialiales para recomendar la vista más espectacular de la ciudad! https://www.instagram.com/lizbuendiaa/

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Anexos de España

Días atravesados de calor por el casco de Madrid,

la carnicería de la esquina, el museo del jamón,

cascadas transparente de sol, la memoria histórica,

despierta en mi un placer vago por recorrer España.

Empino el codo sin vergüenza en las barras solitarias,

soy un extranjero, uno más en la patria hispánica,

lúcido y borracho a la vez, de birra y tempranillo,

y sueño despierto, embrujado por esta gran colmena.

Intervalos de nubes y sol entre Álava y Vizcaya,

los hayedos de Ochandio, el color verde del chacolí,

montaña y silencio, el pinar de los montes vascos,

los baserris, la Patata y el cielo blanco en Amorebieta.

Lejos de la Ría y de San Mamés la costa se extiende,

el puerto y la playa, el atún eguna y la sidra fría,

Gaztelugache, rocoso y mítico, cercano al mar

y los caminos intactos de Santiago, sin gente.

En las tierras de Segovia el mundo parece infinito y pienso

¿habré llegado por fin a mi exilio? ¿Lejos de la majadería?

pues sí, estoy lejos, y padezco la tentación de huir sin retorno,

quedarme a vivir y morir en tan soberbia península.

Castilla y León, el curso rítmico del Duero, la sierra,

ermitas perdidas por algún cerro, las tabernas,

el Cristo yacente en las catedrales, la décima copa de vino,

las aguas grises del Eresma, cochinillo y judión.

Pedraza y Sepúlveda, la víspera del encierro campero,

la fragua, los campanarios, todo es la vida misma,

pero el tiempo, devorador y traicionero pasa rápido

se apresura, se discurre y me saca de España.

-Jomar, 24 de septiembre, 2023

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The Top 5 Beaches in the World

Summer is in full swing, which means it's time to start planning your beach vacation! But with so many amazing beaches to choose from, it can be tough to decide where to go. To help you narrow down your options, we've put together a list of the top 5 beaches in the world. So whether you're looking for white sand and turquoise waters or dramatic cliffs and crashing waves, there's sure to be a beach on this list that's perfect for you.

#5 Whitehaven Beach, Australia If you're looking for pristine white sand and turquoise waters, look no further than Whitehaven Beach in Australia. This stunning seven-kilometer-long stretch of sand is located on Whitsunday Island off the coast of Queensland. And with its gentle waves and clear waters, it's the perfect place to relax and soak up the sun.

#4 Playa de las Catedrales, Spain If you're looking for something a little more dramatic, head to Playa de las Catedrales in Galicia, Spain. Also known as "the beach of the cathedrals," this stretch of coastline is famous for its towering cliffs and natural rock formations that have been sculpted by the wind and waves over time. And when the tide is low, you can even walk inside some of the caves!

#3 Anse Source d'Argent, Seychelles Anse Source d'Argent is one of the most photographed beaches in the world—and it's not hard to see why. Located on La Digue Island in the Seychelles, this beach is renowned for its unique landscape of granite boulders and powdery white sand. It's also one of the best places in the world to go snorkeling or scuba diving!

#2 Na Pali Coast State Park, Hawaii The Na Pali Coast State Park on Kauai's north shore is a breathtaking sight. towering cliffs plunge into the sea creating dramatic sea caves and rocky coves. And with its lush tropical vegetation and pristine beaches, it's easy to see why this spot is often referred to as "the Garden Isle."

#1 Phi Phi Islands, Thailand And last but not least, we have the Phi Phi Islands in Thailand. This group of islands is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world with their soft white sand and crystal-clear waters. The islands are also surrounded by coral reefs making them a popular spot for snorkeling and scuba diving. So whether you're looking to relax on a secluded beach or explore underwater worlds, the Phi Phi Islands are sure to have something for everyone!

   No matter what type of beach vacation you're looking for, there's sure to be a spot on this list that's perfect for you. So pack your sunscreen and your swimsuit and get ready for some fun in the sun!

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Playa de las Catedrales con la marea alta, Ribadeo, Lugo, en junio de 2024 - Foto de Gonzalo Obes

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Beach of the Cathedrals, Spain (No. 7)

The climate of this geographical region is mainly temperate and humid oceanic, characterized by a greater frequency of winds from the north. The average annual temperature of the area is 13° C and the difference between the maximum temperature of the year (August) and the minimum (January) is 12° C. This makes the Cantabrian Region the area with the lowest thermal amplitude in the Iberian Peninsula.

The insolation is 1700 hours of sunshine per year and the average rainfall is 1800 l / m² with an average of 150 to 200 rainy days per year.

The ecoregions found on the Cantabrian coast are the Cantabrian mixed forest and the montane forest of the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula.

The main native species of this biome are oak and beech forests, with strongholds of chestnut, birch, yew and holly. However, since the second half of the twentieth century, in some areas (especially in coastal areas), native forests have been replaced by plantations of white eucalyptus and pine for commercial exploitation in the wood and paper industry.

Source: Wikipedia

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