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The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) aims to establish what consequences and implications industrial development might have on areas bereft of buildings. A possible result - the so-called sustainable development - has the overall purpose to enable people to satisfy their basic needs and enjoy a better quality of life, without compromising the quality of the natural environment for our future generations. The EIA is part of EU legislation.

The Queensway Quay Island Project can be used to highlight how the combined efforts of environmentalists and developers working together can be of mutual benefit. The creation of new marinas or the expansion of existing ones can actually contribute to the marine environment without compromising the developer's initial concept or the environmentalist's principles.

In December 1994 - via grants and donations - we were enabled to receive our research vessel, the Nimo. She is a 31 foot Mitchell with GRP hull powered by a 135 bhp Perkins Sabre inboard engine and has proven invaluable in researching the wildlife in the Bay and monitoring human activities which might threaten it.

The following material is nauseating. Unfortunately there are some who carelessly or with pleasure either torture animals or work towards their extinction. There are also cases which have caused animals to die simply due to the life-style of humans on earth. If you have a strong stomach take a look at some of the cases we have come across.

You are interested in researching the wildlife of Gibraltar, would like to benefit from the assistance of our team or stay at our research field station in the Nature Reserve? Contact us for more information!