Cyprus Tourism Minister Kostas Koumis stresses the importance of beach sustainability for future tourism and the environment, advocating for protection against plastic pollution and community involvement. Speaking at the ‘Beach without Plastics’ event in Ayia Napa, Koumis emphasizes education and shared responsibility in preserving the natural beauty of Cyprus’s coastlines for generations to come.
The Love the Earth Festival at Molos Park on May 12th is a lively event promoting sustainability, offering upcycling workshops, green products, live music, and a cleanup session. Attendees can enjoy interactive activities and mark the launch of a water refill station to reduce plastic waste in Limassol.
Larnaca is taking proactive steps to combat its mosquito population, including using biological insecticides in breeding areas like salt lakes and spraying stagnant water bodies. Community involvement is also key, with residents encouraged to remove standing water and clear vegetation, while ecofriendly solutions are prioritized to preserve ecosystems and reduce the ecological footprint.
This year, a campaign for adopting potted Christmas trees has been launched, promoting a more ecofriendly approach to holiday decor. These sustainable trees can be replanted after Christmas and come with care tips such as balanced light positioning, avoiding heat sources, and regular fertilization.
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