Barachois - Wikipedia
A barachois is a term used in Atlantic Canada, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Réunion and Mauritius to describe a coastal lagoon partially or totally separated from the ocean by a sand or shingle bar. Sometimes the bar is constructed of boulders, as is the …
Barachois (géographie) — Wikipédia
Barachois est un mot utilisé au Canada atlantique et au Québec pour désigner une étendue d'eau saumâtre (comme une lagune), séparée de la mer par un banc de sable ou de gravier [1]. Il existe le plus souvent un goulet , par lequel l'eau de la mer entre à marée haute.
Barachois and area development committee - BADC CDBE
The Barachois and Area Development Committee (BADC) is a non-profit organization created in 2016 to promote community participation and to carry out projects identified in consultation with the residents of Barachois and the surrounding areas, …
Barachois 350 - BADC CDBE
See the extraordinary landscape of Barachois and view the unique images of this enchanting historical village
Coastal (dis-)continuities and the barachois in Saint-Pierre-et ...
2024年8月1日 · Barachois have become a political category, caught up in Nature-Culture controversies that often go beyond them. Here, the coastline must be protected to combat erosion, rising sea levels and storms that are more violent as a result of climate change. There, the barachois should be used as a resting place for birds.
Recognising the local values of coastal wetland biodiversity for ...
Barachois is a term used to describe a historical seascape in Mauritius, composed of brackish water lagoons enclosed by stone walls traditionally used for fish farming under French rule before 1800. The description includes the patches of mangroves …
Photo Contest Barachois
On the occasion of the commemoration of the 350th anniversary of the first permanent French settlement in the Gaspé Peninsula, here in Barachois, the BADC invites you to an exhibition of photos selected by the jury* of the Barachois, our village …
Village de Barachois - Voyage à travers le Québec
Le village de Barachois, aujourd’hui secteur de la ville de Percé, se trouve à l’extrémité nord d’un banc de sable long de 10 kilomètres. Le barachois s’est formé en raison de l’accumulation de sédiments provenant du courant des rivières Malbaie, Beattie, Portage et Murphy face au courant de la mer en direction contraire.
Barachois Pond Provincial Park - ParksNL
On the west coast, just 20 kilometres from Stephenville, you will find one of the largest provincial parks in western Newfoundland: Barachois Pond. This lovely park features a fabulous hiking trail and two spectacular beaches for swimming. And when you’ve toweled off, there’s lots more to …
The Barachois Project – EPCO
The Barachois Project Recognising the local values of coastal wetland biodiversity for sustainable economic and livelihood development at Résidences La Chaux ‘Barachois’, Mauritius Climate change and unsustainable use of coastal and marine resources are contributing to the degradation of the most ecologically critical and threatened ...