Morocco is "the global epicenter of the purchase and sale of fossils". This is revealed by an investigation by the newspaper El Mundo on the trafficking of archaeological fossils and dinosaur remains in southern Morocco.
A video showing the "ecological massacre" committed by Gulf tourists on nearly 1,500 birds, in the Marrakech region, has gone viral. This "savage slaughter", denounced by the National Association of Hunting and Sustainable Development, has outraged internet users on social media.
The rural commune of Chellalat, near the city of Mohammedia, experienced a violent fire on Thursday, August 15, 2019, in a plastic materials depot.
More than 7,000 tons of waste and household waste were collected during the Eid al-Adha period in Tangier.
The storm that hit the city of Midelt could have swept away the president of the municipality of Anemzi if he had not separated from his car in time.
At the 2019 edition of the Crocoparc in Agadir, the children who made the trip to the park benefited from a photo session on the imposing leaves of the largest waterlily in the world.
Moroccans are not lacking in imagination to draw the attention of the competent authorities to certain social scourges. For some time now, the latest find of internet users in Nador is to take selfies in selfie mode with a pile of garbage, to denounce the unsanitary state of their city.
Oil pollution is fouling the sea in Agadir. This huge hydrocarbon slick, discovered on Sunday, August 4, 2019, off the central part of the city’s beach, was noticed, as well as a fuel canister, by vacationers.
The Rabat National Zoological Garden (JZN) recorded the birth of more than 150 animals, including endangered species, this year.
Employees of the Derichebourg and Averda companies, in charge of waste management in the city of Casablanca, will observe a strike movement, on the eve of Eid al-Adha, more precisely, before the second half of August 2019. Certain grievances justify this decision of the workers.
The 2019 National Report on the Quality of Beaches issued by the State Secretariat for Sustainable Development reveals that some beaches are unsuitable for swimming due to the quality of their waters.
In Agadir, civil society is mobilizing for two major actions: raising awareness among vacationers about respecting the environment and cleaning up the beaches.