Wednesday 11 June, 14:00

The Pollution Threatening Lake Geneva

Despite its natural beauty, Lake Geneva is faced with many forms of pollution that threaten its ecological balance, particularly that linked to plastics. Come and discover the different types of pollution affecting Lake Geneva, and gain a better understanding of their impact on the lake environment, fauna, flora and water quality. Through discussions and fun activities, you’ll also find out more about what can be done to protect this precious ecosystem.

Rue des Cordiers 2,
1207 Geneva
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Photo Credit: Association pour la sauvegarde du Léman

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Wednesday 11 June, 14:00
The Pollution Threatening Lake Geneva
Espace Léman - Rue des Cordiers 2,1207 Geneva
Despite its natural beauty, Lake Geneva is faced with many forms of pollution that threaten its ecological balance, particularly that linked to plastics. Come and discover the different types of pollution affecting Lake Geneva, and gain a better understanding of their impact on the lake environment, fauna, flora and water quality. Through discussions and fun activities, you’ll also find out more about what can be done to protect this precious ecosystem.

Event website: https://asleman.org/en/espace-leman/