the pedriza
The newspaper The world reports that the intention is for the measure to come into force this coming summer. La Pedriza is part of the Regional Park of the Cuenca Alta del Manzanares and the Sierra de Guadarrama National Park and studies suggest that bathing in the area "supposes a significant alteration in the ecological quality of the Manzanares River".
Was the dirt found in the pedriza last summer which prompted action to be taken. In fact, technicians maintain that allowing "Bathing in the pools of La Pedriza is incompatible with the conservation objectives of the National Park" , according to a spokesman for the Ministry of the Environment. Currently, in the area of the river that supports the greatest influx of tourism, there are not many of the species that travel through the river course and the riparian forest has suffered alterations.
If it comes into force next summer, the seprona and the forest agents They will be responsible for ensuring compliance with these regulations.
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