Udforsk Addu Atolls rige biodiversitet med Canareef Resort

I en betydningsfuld præstation for miljøbevarelse erklærede FN's organisation for uddannelse, videnskab og kultur (UNESCO) Addu Atoll og Fuvahmulah som biosfærereservater i 2021. Denne historiske anerkendelse placerer disse regioner sammen med Baa Atoll, som blev udpeget i 2011, som vitale områder. fremme bæredygtig udvikling og bevarelse af biodiversitet på Maldiverne.

Previously, Baa Atoll stood as the sole biosphere reserve in the Maldives, celebrated for its rich marine life, including the congregation of Manta Rays. With the addition of Addu and Fuvahmulah, the Maldives now proudly boasts three UNESCO biosphere reserves. These new additions are described as “learning places for sustainable development,” where the conservation of biodiversity is harmonised with its sustainable use.

The Maldivian government nominated these regions in September 2019 to ensure the protection of their unique marine and terrestrial ecosystems. Protected status was granted to key eco-rich sites, such as ‘Kudakandu’ in Addu’s lagoon and several wetlands in Hithadhoo and Hulhudhoo, reinforcing the commitment to environmental stewardship.

Canareef Resort Maldives: En oase af biodiversitet

Canareef Resort Maldiverne, nestled within the captivating landscape of Addu Atoll, takes great pride in its role in this momentous achievement. As part of the resort’s remarkable features, Canareef boasts five freshwater and saltwater lakes, among them the expansive Canareef Eco Park. This serene sanctuary offers a nature trail and picturesque spots where guests can immerse themselves in birdwatching, fish observation, and the breathtaking beauty of nature. Additionally, the Kids Club is situated within the Eco Park, providing young explorers with the opportunity to engage with nature firsthand while learning about the intricate ecosystems that surround them.

Oplev de naturlige vidundere

Addu Atoll, beliggende på den sydligste spids af Maldiverne, er kendt for sine fantastiske økosystemer. Eedhigali Kilhi, et af de største vådområder i landet, tiltrækker årligt hundredvis af trækfugle, herunder Dhondheeni eller hvid ternfugl, som for det meste findes i Addu-regionen.

Naturparker tilbyder både lokale og turister mulighed for at fordybe sig i disse naturlige landskaber gennem strandpromenader, kanosejladser, vandrestier og snorklesteder. Disse parker er designet til at give adgang og samtidig sikre bevarelse og bæredygtig brug af ressourcerne.

Biosfærereservater omfatter terrestriske, marine og kystnære økosystemer, opdelt i kerneområder, bufferzoner og overgangszoner. Disse zoner giver mennesker mulighed for at sameksistere med naturen, hvilket fremmer læring, beskyttelse og bæredygtighed.

As the resort commemorates International Day for Biological Diversity with the theme “Be part of the Plan,” Canareef Resort Maldives invites you to explore and appreciate the rich biodiversity of Addu Atoll. The resort is committed to preserving this natural heritage and promoting eco-friendly tourism practices.

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