
Casablanca: the felling of trees shocks
In Casablanca, the actors engaged in environmental protection are outraged by the felling of jacaranda trees on Boulevard Anfa. They denounce an "environmental crime".

In Casablanca, the actors engaged in environmental protection are outraged by the felling of jacaranda trees on Boulevard Anfa. They denounce an "environmental crime".

Environmental protection associations denounce the non-respect of environmental rules by some families who leave large quantities of waste on the beaches after breaking their fast there during the month of Ramadan.

In Mohammedia, the Monica beach is facing a critical environmental situation. At the origin of this situation, the coastal erosion and the appearance of rocks near luxury residences and villas threatened with collapse due to their proximity to the beach.

In Tétouan, an influential person is said to have taken over part of the forest belonging to the National Water and Forests Agency and is making unusual use of it.

Casablanca could change its appearance in the coming months. A series of measures, including the ban on the installation of satellite dishes on building facades and roofs, could be taken by Wali Mohamed Mhidia.

The residents of the commune of Gueznaia, near Tangier, have been invaded in recent days by bad smells and mosquitoes . They call on the competent authorities to take appropriate measures to preserve their health.

A thousand-year-old oasis and green lung of Marrakech, the palm grove covers more than 16,000 hectares and is home to thousands of date palms. Unfortunately, it is now under threat.

The local authorities of the prefecture of M’diq-Fnideq are carrying out vast demolition operations in the Belyounech region, one of the main tourist attractions in the north of the country, to free up the maritime domain.

While the law on "the prevention and protection of people against the dangers of dogs" prohibits the possession, domestication, purchase, sale and breeding of dogs classified as dangerous, many young people roam the streets of Moroccan cities accompanied by pit bulls.

Anouar Benazzouz, CEO of the National Motorway Company of Morocco, announced the launch of a project to reforest the edges of Moroccan motorways .

The president of the urban commune of Asfi has built an underground garage for his two-story house under construction in the Miftah Al Rahma neighborhood, without prior authorization, causing outrage and anger among residents and human rights defenders.

The local authorities of the prefecture of M’diq-Fnideq have launched a vast operation to free up the public maritime domain. Dozens of illegally installed establishments on the beaches have been demolished.