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Zoning Map La Maddalena Park 2020 REGULATIONS ZONE REGULATIONS • ZONE REGULATIONS • ZONE REGULATIONS ZONE La Presa e LEGEND Capicciolu Park Headquarters Cala Lunga Isola di Razzoli Museum Isola Piana Isola di S. Maria Entrances Passo degli Asinelli-Porto Madonna Historic Fortifications Isola di Budelli Barrettini ZONE Spiaggia Rosa Zone TC Punta Marginetto Partial reserve territory The current regulations remain valid until the Park Plan comes into force Printed on Shiro Echo recycled paper from the Favini Paperworks Zone TB Punta Abatoggia General reserve territory Isola di The collecting or damage in any way of indigenous Spargiotto Isola or wild flowers, the removal of wild animals or Abatoggia mineral concretions, the lighting of fires or the erection of tents is prohibited Zone TA Isola di Spargi Integral reserve territory Isola di The regulations valid to zone TB apply to this area; also prohibited is access to non-residents of the La Maddalena Comune di La Maddalena, the taking of flowers regulations! its and and minerals and abandoning any form of rubbish Park the discover and Cala Corsara Zone MB me with come please Fortezza di Arbuticci General marine reserve Ziniculà, is Memoriale Giuseppe Garibaldi Cava Francese Any form of unauthorized navigation, anchoring, name my Hi, Museo diocesano I. Monaci mooring, sport fishing and diving is prohibited d’Arte Sacra Isola di La Caprera Zone MA Cala Coticcio Conca Verde Integral marine reserve The regulations valid to zone MB apply to this Compendio area: any form of unauthorized navigation, Sede Garibaldino anchoring, mooring, sport fishing and diving with Ente Parco compressed air is prohibited Golfo di Stagnali Zone MB Museo del mare within 300 metres from the shore Isola di S. Stefano Museo geo-mineralogico naturalistico Zone MB Centro Educazione Ambientale 300-1000 metres from the shore Porto Pozzo Punta Sardegna PIP Porto Pollo Protected diving site Any form of unauthorized navigation, anchoring, mooring, sport fishing and diving is prohibited Palau Punta Fico Spiaggia del relitto THE NATIONAL PARK I. Porco Capo D’orso of the ARCHIPELAGO I. delle Bisce Punta Rossa GREEN NUMBER LA MADDALENA Emergencies 112 Capo Ferro I. Capuccini Harbourmaster’s Office 1530 Environmental Emergencies (including fires) 1515 Baia Sardinia Porto Cervo Medical emergencies 118 Tanca Manna I. Nibani USEFUL NUMBERS PROHIBITED IN THE AREA OF THE PARK THE PARK ON LINE Golfo LA MADDALENA Pevero Park Management Office 0789 790211 Access to the areas of nesting http://www.lamaddalenapark.it Abandoning rubbish Harbourmaster’s Office 0789 730632 colonies of birds 0789 736709 https://www.facebook.com/lamaddalenapark Carabinieri 0789 736943 Capturing, killing, damaging or any The removal, even partial, Municipal Police 0789 736015 other disturbance of wild animals of rocks and minerals Mirko Ugo Photos: Guardia di Finanza 0789 737397 https://twitter.com/lamaddalenapark Collecting or damaging indigenous First Aid 0789 791215 flowers or flowers that are The lighting of fires Corpo Forestale e di V.A. 0789 721059 in danger of extinction http://www.flickr.com/photos/lamaddalenapark I. Mortorio The introduction of species PALAU The use of firearms of any form, Park Management Headquarters of flora and fauna that are not I. Le camere Police 0789 708000 poisons or explosives Via Giulio Cesare, 7 - 07024 La Maddalena (OT) indigenous to the park in contrast http://www.youtube.com/lamaddalenapark to the existing flora and fauna Guardia di Finanza 0789 709510 Tel. (+39) 0789 790211 - Fax (+39) 0789 720049 The collection of fossils and Carabinieri 0789 709503 The use of any vehicle except I. Soffi mineral concretions on the main roads http://pinterest.com/lamaddalenapark Civil Protection 0789 708660 www.lamaddalenapark.it www.lamaddalenapark.net This document contains a summary of the activities allowed and prohibited within the confines of the park. Throughout the year they may be the Throughout This document contains a summarywithin the confines of park. and prohibited of the activities allowed any other and information detailed other For environment. of the protection the for regulations, with other along Management, Park the by used (+39) 0789 790211. tel. or contact the Park: please consult the website www.lamaddalenapark.it or updates, news ZONE REGULATIONS • ZONE REGULATIONS • ZONE REGULATIONS ZONE REGULATIONS • ZONE REGULATIONS • ZONE REGULATIONS • ZONE REGULATIONS Hi, my name is Ziniculà. At the university The National Park of the Archipelago PROTECTED they call me ‘Phalacrocorax aristotelis’. In the La Maddalena is a land and sea reserve SPORT FISHING SPECIES remainder of Italy I’m known as ‘Marangone covering 5.134 hectares of coastal land and dal ciuffo’, but here, where I was born and 13.000 hectares of sea with 180 kilometres grew up, just Ziniculà, and this is the name of coastline. The Park territory includes all Sport Fishing in the with no more than 1 (one) hook; not more than 2 (two); Within the protected areas the removal of any I like. Come with me and discover the Park of the Archipelago La Maddalena and all of Park is allowed only in • Fishing rod or fishing line using artificial • harpoon and gas lamp. examples of the following species is strictly the MB zone and only prohibited: and its rules! the islands belonging to the Comune di La baits; to those in possession Underwater fishing Maddalena. • Fishing line for cephalopods with no more of the proper authori- Cernia (Epinephelus spp.) sea bass In compliance with EU and national law than one attachment for octopus, squid Who can do it? zation. and cuttle fish; Corvina (Sciaena umbra) raven fish the Park is divided into zones of different Adults who are natives or resi- The quantity of fish • Harpoon for collecting sea urchins. dents of Comune di La Nacchera (Pinna nobilis) castanet levels of protection. Therefore, boating for caught must not Maddalena. Patella ferruginea limpets pleasure, fishing and diving are permitted exceed 5 kg per Boat fishing only with the appropriate authorization. person unless such Restrictions Who can do it? st The collecting of sea urchins (Paracentrotus quantity is exceeded From 1 June to lividus) – not less than 6 cm in diameter is The authorizations are important for Natives or residents of Comune di La Madda- th by one single speci- 30 September, allowed in the period provided by the regional lena, and non-residents in limited numbers; two reasons. Firstly, monitoring the conces- men. snorkeling and di- regulations but the daily take must not exceed sion of permits gives us real time data on the The Park distingui- With what equipment? ving for fish is allo- more than 25 per person. shes three types of flux of waterborne tourism and its impact on Boat fishing is restricted to the following The removal of crabs of the species (Eriphia fishing: the protected areas within the park and the equipment: verrucosa) – not less than 14 cm in length is authorizations also provide an important • fishing rod or lines with no more than 3 allowed from 16 November until 14 September source of income for the Park Management Beach Casting but must not exceed more than 3 examples hooks; organization. This allows us to finance infor- Who can do it? per person per day. • towed fishing line with no more than 2 mation and environmental Natives or re- lines for each boat; education campaigns and sidents Attention! the removal • fishing line for cephalopods with no promotional activities. It of the Co- of others species, even more than1(one) catching attachment when allowed under also allows us to pro- mune di La for octopus, squid and cuttle fish; the Park’s rules, may vide services to the vi- Maddalena, and be Illegal according non-residents in limited numbers; • fishing nets, not more than 5 (five) per to Regional, National sitors by defining the boat; With what equipment? or EU law and you are bathing areas, giving • buoyed fishing lines, not more than 10 advised to seek access to the beaches Beach casting is exclusively allowed with the advice from the following equipment : (ten) per boat; and the protection of • dragged fishing lines - with no more appropriate the dunes. • not more than 2 fishing rods or fishing lines than 50 (fifty) hooks, exclusively from authorities. with no more than 3 hooks each; the 1st th • not more than 4 fishing rods or fishing lines September to the 30 June; • fish traps, only made of traditional reeds, DIVING AND BOATING FOR PLEASURE SNORKELING HOW TO OBTAIN AN AUTHORIZATION Admittance to the Marine Park Area, Mooring and anchoring activities The Park has instigated a detailed procedure All persons who do not belong to the excluding MA Zone and the Protected for the release of authorizations. categories indicated above, except for fishing Immersion Points (PIP), is allowed to boats Buoy-mooring: from June 1 to October 30, in A request can be directed through: authorization which are always free, must with the proper authorization. All boats are the zoning areas called MB the mooring at pay the tariff set out in the websitewww. subject to regulations regarding mooring • the Park Authorization Office; a buoy is allowed only from sunrise to sunset • ports and other organizations authorized lamaddalenapark.it. and anchoring. and no later than 10 pm, with the exception by the Park; of boats with sewage tanks (that can remain Boats entering the area must afterhours) • the Park website; Attention! observe • the appropriate ticket office. The authorizations released by the authorized Maximum speed of 15 knots beyond 300 Anchoring: (exclusively on sandy-pebbly ticket office are increased by 40% with metres from the shore; bottoms and never on posidonia meadows): Authorizations fall into various categories. respect to the ordinary tariff. Authorizations Maximum speed of 7 knots within 300 metres released through the website are subject to a from the shore.
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