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Destination Region of Murcia
PRESS Destination Region of Murcia Region of Murcia The Region of Murcia is located in south-east Spain on what is known as the Mediterranean Arc. Set between two seas –the Mediterranean and the Mar Menor– as a region, it has succeeded in combining its extensive cultural heritage with innovation and avant-garde artistic tendencies. Its most important cities are Murcia, the capital, with more than 440,000 inhabitants, Cartagena with more than 214,000 and Lorca with more than 90,000. The Region of Murcia has a population of around one and a half million and covers an area of 11,300km2. Although it is not a very large region, it offers 252km of coast and an astonishing variety of different landscapes considering its size. Diverse and accessible, it only takes a few hours to travel the length and breadth of the region. Mountains, beaches and cities dot the landscape and visitors will find history at every turn. Another of the Region of Murcia’s main attractions is its particularly good weather, with average temperatures in excess of 19ºC and 315 days of sun a year. All these factors offer visitors the opportunity to choose between a wide range of alternatives when organising their stay in the Region of Murcia. It is a destination full of contrasts, where everything is close at hand and easily accessible. Although the driving force behind the Region of Murcia’s economy has traditionally been agriculture, the Regional Government has made a firm commitment to converting the tourist sector into one of the pillars of the region’s economy. -
PLAN DE VIGILANCIA ENTOMOLÓGICA Índice
PLAN DE VIGILANCIA ENTOMOLÓGICA 2019 Índice Muestreo 1.Semanas 16-18. 16-30 abril...................................................................................1 Muestreo 2.Semanas 18-20. 30 abril-14 mayo........................................................................3 Muestreo 3.Semanas 20-22. 14-28 mayo.................................................................................5 Muestreo 4.Semanas 22-24. 28 mayo-11 junio........................................................................7 Muestreo 5.Semanas 24-26. 11-25 junio..................................................................................9 Muestreo 6.Semanas 26-28. 25 junio-9 julio.........................................................................11 Muestreo 7.Semanas 28-30. 9-23 julio...................................................................................13 Muestreo 8.Semanas 30-32. 23 julio-6 agosto.......................................................................15 Muestreo 9.Semanas 32-34. 6-20 agosto................................................................................17 Muestreo 10.Semanas 34-36. 20 agosto-3 septiembre..........................................................19 Muestreo 11.Semanas 36-38. 3-17 septiembre......................................................................21 Muestreo 12.Semanas 38-40. 17 septiembre-1 octubre........................................................23 Muestreo 13.Semanas 40-42. 1-15 octubre............................................................................25 -
Redalyc.From Strike-Slip to Reverse Reactivation: the Crevillente Fault
Geologica Acta: an international earth science journal ISSN: 1695-6133 [email protected] Universitat de Barcelona España Sanz De Galdeano, C.; Buforn, E. From strike-slip to reverse reactivation: The Crevillente Fault System and seismicity in the Bullas-Mula area (Betic Cordillera, SE Spain) Geologica Acta: an international earth science journal, vol. 3, núm. 3, 2005, pp. 241-250 Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona, España Available in: http://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=50530303 How to cite Complete issue Scientific Information System More information about this article Network of Scientific Journals from Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal Journal's homepage in redalyc.org Non-profit academic project, developed under the open access initiative Geologica Acta, Vol.3, Nº3, 2005, 241-250 Available online at www.geologica-acta.com From strike-slip to reverse reactivation: The Crevillente Fault System and seismicity in the Bullas-Mula area (Betic Cordillera, SE Spain) C. SANZ DE GALDEANO 1 and E. BUFORN 2 1 Instituto Andaluz de Ciencias de la Tierra (CSIC-Universidad de Granada), Facultad de Ciencias 18071 Granada. Spain E-mail: [email protected] 2 Departamento de Geofísica y Meteorología, Facultad de Ciencias Físicas, Universidad Complutense 28040 Madrid. E-mail: [email protected] ABSTRACT Several major N80ºE faults occur in the Bullas-Mula area (SE Spain). These faults and the numerous thrust slices of the Sierra de Ricote can be related to the movements of the Crevillente (or Cadiz-Alicante) fault sys- tem, which causes the westward displacement of the Betic Internal Zone and part of the External Zone. -
Puntos Muestreados E Incidencias
3. PUNTOS MUESTREADOS En conjunto, el número de puntos de la red de control de calidad que se han muestreado en la cuarta campaña es de 102, de los que 64 pertenecen a la provincia de Murcia, 24 se encuentran en Albacete, 7 en Alicante, 5 en Almería y 2 en Jaén. Los puntos de agua se distribuyen en un total de 47 municipios, de los que 23 pertenecen a la provincia de Murcia, 15 a Albacete, 5 a Alicante, 3 a Almería y 1 a Jaén. En azul se señalan las estaciones nuevas medidas en esta cuarta campaña respecto a la tercera. Tabla 1. Red de control Código pto. Municipio Provinc. Cod MAS Nombre MASubt X UTM Y UTM Tipo pto CA07000001 Lorca Mu 070.046 Puentes 610064 4172299 pozo CA07000002 Caravaca de la Cruz Mu 070.038 Alto Quípar 573052 4198035 manant CA07000004 Murcia Mu 070.036 Vega Media y Baja del Segura 666566 4204221 pozo CA07000008 Fortuna Mu 070.035 Cuaternario de Fortuna 664826 4227022 pozo CA07000009 Cehegín Mu 070.039 Bullas 604750 4208533 manant CA07000010 Vélez Blanco Al 070.037 Sierra de la Zarza 568882 4193575 pozo CA07000013 Puerto Lumbreras Mu 070.059 Enmedio-Cabezo de Jara 606346 4154895 pozo CA07000014 Cuevas de Almanzora Al 070.062 Sierra de Almagro 606208 4135925 pozo CA07000021 Bullas Mu 070.033 Bajo Quípar 615909 4213702 manant CA07000022 Cartagena Mu 070.052 Campo de Cartagena 681675 4168491 pozo CA07000023 Los Montesinos A 070.042 Terciario de Torrevieja 697822 4213436 pozo CA07000025 Benferrí A 070.036 Vega Media y Baja del Segura 678576 4223397 pozo CA07000026 Cartagena Mu 070.063 Sierra de Cartagena 683375 4161383 -
Mc-03-Turismo En Acción, Al Rescate De Los Oficios
FICHA TÉCNICA CAMPOS DE VOLUNTARIADO JUVENIL 2018 Comunidad Autónoma: REGIÓN DE MURCIA- CÓDIGO ACTIVIDAD: MC-03 Nombre del Campo: TURISMO EN ACCIÓN: AL RESCATE DE LOS OFICIOS PERDIDOS. Ámbito de actuación: Localidad/Lugar: CALASPARRA Turismo Activo. Cultura y Medio Ambiente CEHEGÍN y BULLAS (Noroeste Región Murcia) Fechas: 9 a 20 de julio de 2018 Tipo / Carácter: NACIONAL Edad: 15 a 17 años Nº total de plazas: 24 Necesita Certificado Delitos Sexuales: NO Accesibilidad: SI Entidades colaboradoras: Entidad Organizadora y Coordinadora: Ayuntamiento de . Calasparra ASOCIACIÓN PROMOTORA DE INTERCAMBIOS Ayuntamiento de Bullas /Ayuntamiento de Cehegín “CASA EUROPA” Dirección General de Juventud. (C.A.R.M.) CUOTA: 110 € ENTIDAD ORGANIZADORA: La Asociación “Casa Europa”, autora de este proyecto, está conformada por los Municipios de Calasparra, Cehegín y Bullas, tres municipios de la Comarca del Noroeste de la Región de Murcia que ya unieron sus fuerzas a principios de los 90 para trabajar, desde los proyectos de empleo y formación juvenil –Escuelas Taller- frecuentes en esa época y aprovechando los programas de intercambio europeos y los contactos que con ellos se hicieron con asociaciones alemanas e italianas, para promocionar la identidad cultural, en su sentido más amplio: patrimonial, natural, gastronómico, folklórico, etc. de sus asociados. Hoy la Asociación sigue manteniendo como uno de sus principales objetivos la puesta en valor de ese potencial patrimonial – cultural como generador de nuevos yacimientos de empleo, sobre todo en el sector del turismo activo y temático. ° UBICACIÓN CAMPO DE VOLUNTARIADO JUVENIL: Medio Natural, arrozales y riberas del río en Calasparra. Casco urbano en Cehegín. Casco urbano y campo (viñedos) en Bullas. -
Empresas Agroalimentarias
Grado en Ciencia y Tecnología de los Alimentos Practicum Empresas con las que tenemos convenio para realizar las prácticas externas Entorno profesional Empresa/Cínica/Hospital Ciudad Centro de CEBAS Espinardo (Murcia) investigación Centro de IMIDA Alberca Las Torres, Murcia investigación UCAM Grupo Tecnología del procesado Guadalupe Murcia Centro de industrial y culinario de alimentos investigación Grupo REM UCAM Guadalupe Murcia Centro de Grupo Traza Servicios Integrales Murcia investigación Centro de CTNC. Centro Tecnológico Nacional de la Molina Segura (Murcia) investigación Conserva Centro de CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIÓN Y TECNOLOGÍA ZARAGOZA investigación AGROALIMENTARIA DE ARAGÓN GRUPO AMC INNOVA JUICE AND DRINKS- Empresa alimentaria MURCIA FRUIT TECH NATURAL Empresa alimentaria ARDMURCIA BENIAJÁN (MURCIA) Empresa alimentaria CHOCOLATES AMALIA ALBACETE Empresa alimentaria COFRUSA MULA (MURCIA) Empresa alimentaria CREACIONES AROMÁTICAS (CARINSA S.A.) SANT QUIRZE DEL VALLÉS ESTRELLA LEVANTE FÁBRICA DE Empresa alimentaria MURCIA CERVEZAS, S.A.U. Empresa alimentaria GAM SEGURIDAD ALIMENTARIA, SL LORQUI (MURCIA) GALLINA BLANCA (PREPARADOS Empresa alimentaria HOSPITALET DE LLOBRE ALIMENTICIOS, S.A.) Empresa alimentaria GOLDEN FOODS, S.A. TORRE DE COTILLAS Empresa alimentaria GREGAL TORRE PACHECO ALHAMA DE MURCIA Empresa alimentaria GRUPO EL CIRUELO, S.L. (MURCIA) ALHAMA DE MURCIA Empresa alimentaria GRUPO EMPRESARIAL FUERTES, S.L. (MURCIA) Empresa alimentaria J. GARCÍA CARRIÓN JUMILLA (MURCIA) Empresa alimentaria LA COLEGIALA ÚLTIMOS PANADEROS, S.L. EL RAAL (MURCIA) Empresa alimentaria MARTIN BRAUN S.A. MURCIA Empresa alimentaria OMEGA SPICE ARCHENA (MURCIA) Empresa alimentaria PREMIUM INGREDIENTS, S.L. SAN GINÉS. (MURCIA) Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia - Tlf: (+34) 968 27 88 00 [email protected] - www.ucam.edu Empresa alimentaria S.A.T. -
Final List of the Implemented Investment Programme
Final list of the implemented investment programme Estimated Estimated annual Short annual Estimated final Investment description of Real Implementation plan final annual contract Invoice Identification energy Project (IP) Name of IP area/ investments (start and end date of energy reduction of investor saved for identification technology carried out works) production of CO2eq Name of file or link to the file EE concerned by RES [in [in t] projects GWh] [in GWh] 33. 243 .682 ,74 TOTALS 28,88 4,01 10.502,39 € FCC Servicios Call for tenders_Totana.pdf Totana Public Public lighting Industriales y March 2014 – June 1 2.621.486,90 € 1,67 0,00 567,80 Lighting AP renovation Energéticos, 2014 S.A. (ESCO) Ojos Public Public lighting ELECTROMUR, September 2014 - Call for tenders _Oj¢s.pdf 2 109.156,26 € 0,17 0,00 56,44 Lighting AP renovation S.A. (ESCO) November 2014 Ulea Public Public lighting ELECTROMUR, September 2014 - Call for tenders_Ulea.pdf 3 124.519,30 € 0,33 0,00 38,24 Lighting AP renovation S.A. (ESCO) November 2014 Biomass + Call for tenders BORM.pdf San Javier Public Municipality of December 2014 - 4 Energy 6.799,95 € 0,01 0,00 2,50 Lighting AP San Javier January 2015 Efficiency San Javier Solar Public lighting Municipality of December 2014 - Contract certificate_San Javier.pdf 5 ER 30.250,00 € 0,00 0,06 15,12 instalation renovation San Javier January 2015 Biomass + Bullas Swimming Municipality of October 2014 - Call for tenders_Bullas.pdf 6 ER Energy 163.350,00 € 0,00 0,86 216,72 Pool Bullas February 2015 Efficiency Bullas Public Public lighting February 2014 - Call for tenders_Bullas.pdf 7 Cofely (ESCO) 877.215,10 € 1,14 0,00 327,20 lighting AP renovation February 2015 Las Torres de Public lighting FERROVIAL February 2015 - June Call for tenders_Las Torres de 8 Cotillas Public 2.351.597,54 € 1,59 0,00 540,45 AP renovation Servicios (ESCO) 2015 Cotillas.pdf Lighting Biomass + Yecla Swimming July 2014 - December INFO technical support 9 ER Energy CALFRICA, S.L. -
Characterization of Leachate from Different Landfills Sites of Morocco and Spain: a Comparative Study
European Scientific Journal Jume 2019 edition Vol.15, No.18 ISSN: 1857 – 7881 (Print) e - ISSN 1857- 7431 Characterization of Leachate from Different Landfills Sites of Morocco and Spain: A Comparative Study El Bied Oumaima, Bioscience Laboratory, University of science and technology Mohammedia, Hassan II University of Casablanca, Morocco Research group GARSA, Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena, Spain Angel Faz Cano, Jose Alberto Acosta Aviles, Research group GARSA, Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena, Spain Taoufiq Fechtali, Bioscience Laboratory, University of science and technology Mohammedia, Hassan II University of Casablanca, Morocco Doi: 10.19044/esj.2019.v15n18p183 URL:http://dx.doi.org/10.19044/esj.2019.v15n18p183 Abstract The socio-economic activities in Morocco and Spain as well as all the other countries around the world involving population growth and changes in consumption behavior have generated a substantial and important solid waste production. The decomposition of waste by microorganisms in landfills generates soluble compounds, which under the leaching action and water infiltration meteorites come to mix together forming “leachate juices”. Its composition varies widely depending on the age of the landfill and the type of waste it contains. The latter usually contains dissolved and suspended material. This study aims to characterize the physicochemical properties and evaluate the mineral and organic compounds of different leachates. It is worthy to note that this physicochemical characterization is arbitrary because those landfills will soon be equipped with an elimination center and treatment. The following objectives of this paper have been set for this work; on one hand, to determine the qualitative characteristics aspects of leachates that are essential for characterizing the pollutant load and, thus, estimating the risks that these leachates pose to the water quality of the surrounding groundwater. -
Región De Murcia Religious and Cultural Tourism
RELIGI US REGIÓN DE MURCIA RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL TOURISM A JUBILEE 1 CITY PERPETUAL 1 JUBILEE YEAR RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS OF INTERNATIONAL TOURIST 4 INTEREST DAYS OF SUNSHINE 300 PER YEAR DEGREES (OUR AVERAGE 19 TEMPERATURE) MAKES YOU HAPPY MURCIA REGIÓN DE MURCIA PLACES OF PILGRIMAGE To explore the Region of Murcia, keep your feet on the ground. With each step, you'll experience emotions that elevate your spirit beyond the earthly. The Region of Murcia is a focal point of Christianity, evidenced by Pope John Paul II granting the privilege to celebrate the Jubilee Year In Perpetuum in Caravaca de la Cruz every 7 years since 2003. Thus, Caravaca became the fifth city in the world to celebrate the Perpetual Jubilee, together with Santiago de Composte- la, Santo Toribio de Liebana, Rome and Jerusalem, the next taking place in 2017. The religious tradition of the Region of Murcia not only dwells in every church and basilica: worship and fervour are rooted in every corner, town and city. Discover beautiful worship sites, places of pilgrimage, legends, religious festivals and heritage of incalculable value. RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL CARAVACA DE LA CRUZ Holy Jubilee Year + Info www.turismocaravaca.org www.caminodelacruz.es Caravaca de la Cruz is a city located in a border enclave, a crossroads between the Region of Murcia and Granada. Iberians, Romans and Muslims passed through a community settled around its castle, which, although of Arab origin, was guarded by the Knights Templar and subsequently by the Order of Santiago. Caravaca is essentially the City of the Cross. According to legend, in 1232 the Moorish king Abu Zeid converted to Christianity when he witnessed two angels descending from heaven carrying a cross so that a priest imprisoned in the castle could say mass. -
Cartagena ALGERIA Cartagena SPAIN
NOTES © 2011 maps.com © 2011 FRANCE a Barcelona SPAIN Mediterranean Se PORT EXPLORER & SHOPPING GUIDE Cartagena ALGERIA Cartagena SPAIN GENERAL INFORMATION Cartagena is a historic HISTORY Archeological evidence of human habitation along the southeast port city located on the southeast Mediterranean coast coast of the Iberian Peninsula dates back to the Bronze Age, 3,000 years BC. of the Iberian Peninsula. As it has been from ages past, Artifacts from this period have been discovered throughout this part of Spain. Cartagena remains an important outlet to the Mediterra- As they had done throughout much of the Mediterranean, by the 1st millen- nean. When sailing into port it is easy to imagine that this nium BC intrepid Phoenician sailors, soon followed by the Greeks, estab- is the exact same sight that awaited the ships of the early lished numerous trading posts all along the Iberian coast. By the early 200s Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans, Byzantines, BC, Carthaginians were spreading colonies throughout the coastal regions of Moors, Barbary Coast pirates, the Spanish Armada and North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula. According to some historical records ships from France and Great Britain. From as far back as the Carthaginians reached a commercial and defense cooperation treaty with the 1500s up through today, Cartagena functions as the a port city named Mastia. That city would become Cartagena, meaning “New Mediterranean home port for Spain’s navy. Always linked Carthage”. with the sea, whether through trade, the military, fishing or Having grown up in the city, it would be from Cartagena, in the spring of 218 recreation, Cartagena provides a safe anchorage for all. -
Agenda Fin De Semana En Casa
AGENDA FIN DE SEMANA EN CASA SÁBADO, 24 DE ABRIL DE 2021 09:00 Campeonato Regional de Gimnasia Rítmica. Jornada de Liga Pab. Auxiliar 10:00 Tenis. Jornada de Mini Torneos Polideportivo 10:00 Baloncesto Infantil Fem Marme San Javier vs EB Abarán Pab. Príncipe Felipe 11:15 Fútbol Benjamín B Mar Menor FC vs EF CD El Algar Estadio Pitín 12:00 Baloncesto Cadete Masc Marme 2005 vs UCAM Murcia “B” Pab. Príncipe Felipe 12:45 Fútbol Infantil A Mar Menor FC vs EF Dolores de Pacheco Estadio Pitín 16:30 Baloncesto Junior Masc Marme San Javier vs Estudiantes Cartagena Pab. Príncipe Felipe 18:00 Fútbol Juvenil B Mar Menor FC vs CD Minera Estadio Pitín 19:00 Baloncesto 2ª Aut. Masc Marme San Javier vs CB Sierramar Pab. Príncipe Felipe 19:00 Fútbol sala Juvenil P. Águila San Javier vs Bullas Pab. Auxiliar 20:00 Fútbol Juvenil C Mar Menor FC vs EF La Aljorra Estadio Pitín DOMINGO, 25 DE ABRIL DE 2021 10:30 Fútbol sala Alevín A P. Águila San Javier vs C.D. Murcia Pab. Príncipe Felipe 12:30 Baloncesto Senior Fem Marme San Javier vs Molina Basket Pab. Príncipe Felipe 12:45 Fútbol Cadete A Mar Menor FC vs FC Cartagena Estadio Pitín 19:00 Baloncesto 1ªDiv Masc Marme San Javier vs Molina Basket Pab. Príncipe Felipe A DOMICILIO SÁBADO, 24 DE ABRIL DE 2021 10:00 Fútbol Prebenjamín A CF Viastabella vs Mar Menor FC Murcia 10:00 Fútbol Cadete B Dolores de Pacheco vs Mar Menor FC Dolores de Pacheco 10:00 Baloncesto Mini Masc UCAM Murcia “A” vs Marme San Javier Murcia 12:00 Fútbol Benjamín A EF Los Alcázares vs Mar Menor FC Los Alcázares 16:00 Tenis de mesa 3ªdiv.Masculina Vet.C.D.Murcia vs AT San Javier.TM-VET Cartagena 16:00 Baloncesto Infantil Masc B Mazarrón Basket vs Marme 2008 Mazarrón 16:30 Fútbol sala Infantil B Jumilla vs P. -
Ethnopharmacology of Murcia (SE Spain)
M~DICAMENTSET ALIMENTS :L >APPROCHEETHNOPHARMACOLOGIQUE M 215 Ethnopharmacology of Murcia (SE Spain) RIVERA NiTr”JEZ D., OB6N DE CASTRO C. Departamento de Biologia Vegetal, Facultad de Biologia Universidad de Murcia, Campus de Espinardo, E-3007 1-Murcia, EspaÎia RÉSUMÉ Ce travail présente les plantes médicinales de larégion de Murcia (Sud-Est de l’Espagne) et leurs usages thérapeutiques.Deux listes, les espèces avec les noms scientifiques, les noms vernaculaires et les indications dans la thérapeutique populaire de cette région sont jointes ;la première liste couvre la flore locale, sauvage ou cultivée, et ladeuxième les plantes importées. INTRODUCTION of irrigated fields. In both areas the inhabitants were almost This chapter is a sequel to the monographs Plantas deprived of regular medical care until relatively recent times. Treatment was provided, and the gap filled, by the native Medicinales de Nuestra Region (OB6N and RIVERA,1991) and Introduccidn al Mundo de las Plantas Medicixales en healers called “curandero” or by the housewives theirselves. Murcia (RIVERA, OBdN, CANO and ROBLEDO, 19941, Three cultures, three religions and presumably three kindsof which compiled the scattered published information available medicine met in Murcia duringthe Middle Ages. Murcian folk about traditional uses of medicinal plants found in Murcia, beliefs and medicinal practices retain many elementsof Latin, and the works carried out by ourselves and manyof Our stu- Moorish and Jewish medical traditions. Untangling different dents in the Ethnobotany laboratoryat Murcia University since cultural contributionsto modem folk medicineis difficult, but 1982 (Fig. 1, and Tab. 1). Field trips and open-ended inter- the task of comparing the availabledata is worth to gaining a views with herbalists, healers, shepherds and housewives betterwere understandingof Western Mediterraneanfolk medicine.