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Microplastics: a Conference to Understand the Invisible Pollution of the Lagoon
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A public conference on microplastic pollution in the Mayotte lagoon will be held this Saturday, March 14th, at 6:30 pm at the KALYZ Workshop in Pamandzi. Organized as part of the PLASMA research project, in partnership with the ECOSOMA association, this event will allow the public to better understand a phenomenon that is still largely invisible but has potentially significant consequences for the marine ecosystem. Funded by the Mayotte Marine N…
This event aims to better understand the presence and impacts of microplastics between the sky and the lagoon. What is a microplastic? How is the Mayotte lagoon affected by this invisible pollution? How much? Where do they come from? These are the questions that the interdisciplinary project PLASMA (Pollution aux microplastics du lagon de Mayotte), funded by the Marine Natural Park of Mayotte, is trying to answer. Cristèle Chevalier (oceanograph…
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