Adaptation alternatives: vegetated topography

The LIFE Adapt Cala Millor project analyses different adaptation strategies to respond to the impacts of climate change on the beach and the coastal front of the bay. These strategies have been defined based on the combination of scientific information on the future evolution of the coastline, the socioeconomic analysis of the area, and a consultation process with the different stakeholder groups in the territory.

The images shown below make it possible to compare the current situation with the proposals for transforming the coastal front associated with the alternatives that are in the final assessment phase. These visualisations help to understand how the seafront promenade and the coastal park could evolve depending on the different adaptation options that are currently under evaluation.

View of the bay of Cala Millor showing the different interventions related to the proposed setback adaptation strategy with vegetated topography. From south to north (left-right): vegetated topography or stabilised dune + setback of the seafront promenade to maintain more dry beach + restoration of Estanyol + northern containment structure to maintain the beach.

A1 · Seafront promenade

Before/after comparisons to visualise the reconfiguration of the coastal front and the seafront promenade in the vegetated topography option.

Before / After · Seafront promenade

View 1 Current Proposal Drag the slider to compare.

View 2 Current Proposal Drag the slider to compare.

A1 · Coastal park

Visualisation of the transformation of the coastal park associated with the setback of the seafront promenade.

Before / After · Coastal park

View Current Proposal Drag the slider to compare the current situation with the proposal.