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Protecting Corsican Scandola Nature Reserve amid tourism boom

Protecting Corsican Scandola Nature Reserve amid tourism boom
France 24 Monday 06 July 2026, 09:00 UTC By FRANCE 2 1 min read
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Protecting Corsican Scandola Nature Reserve amid tourism boom Europe Issued on: Modified: 04:45 min From the show Reading time 1 min Scandola, a UNESCO-listed nature reserve off the coast of Corsica, is attracting a growing number of visitors from around the world – drawn to its dramatic landscapes and rich marine life. However, protecting its unique wildlife and fragile marine ecosystem is becoming an increasingly delicate balancing act. Our colleagues at France 2 and FRANCE 24's Guillaume...

Protecting Corsican Scandola Nature Reserve amid tourism boom Europe Issued on: Modified: 04:45 min From the show Reading time 1 min Scandola, a UNESCO-listed nature reserve off the coast of Corsica, is attracting a growing number of visitors from around the world – drawn to its dramatic landscapes and rich marine life. However, protecting its unique wildlife and fragile marine ecosystem is becoming an increasingly delicate balancing act. Our colleagues at France 2 and FRANCE 24's Guillaume Gougeon report. Advertising Related keywords
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