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EXHIBITION: Travelers at Grand-Case airport invited to discover the island's populations of birds and marine mammals | FAXINFO

November 7, 2024

EXHIBITION: Travelers at Grand-Case airport invited to discover the island's populations of birds and marine mammals | FAXINFO
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Since yesterday, EDEIS, the company operating the Grand-Case airport, has been hosting exhibitions in the departure and arrival lounges, in partnership with the Saint-Martin Nature Reserve Management Association, allowing travelers to discover the populations of birds and marine mammals that frequent the island of Saint-Martin.
The aim of these wildlife exhibitions is to raise awareness among a wide audience of the diversity and fragility of the species making up our local ecosystems.
They will remain visible until December 15, 2024. Enjoy!

https://faxinfo.fr/en/exposition-les-voyageurs-a-laeroport-de-grand-case-invites-a-decouvrir-les-populations-doiseaux-et-de-mammiferes-marins-de-lile/

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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/local-news/exhibition-travelers-at-grand-case-airport-invited-to-discover-the-islands-populations-of-birds-and-marine-mammals-faxinfo/

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