Have you ever heard of a forbidden paradise? A place that looks like something out of a dream, yet few are allowed to set foot on its white sands? The Faro Isla del Tesoro, also known as Treasure Island, is a place like that. You are standing right before it – a lighthouse, a majestic beacon, guiding mariners away from treacherous reefs. It was built in 1911 to guide ships and protect mariners. The lighthouse is a symbol of the island’s rich maritime history. But the island itself is a secret hidden within the Colombian Caribbean. The island is shrouded in mystery and is a protected area. It is considered an ‘intangible zone’ meaning you can only explore it with a park ranger. That’s because this small island is an amazingly important nesting ground for sea turtles. There was a time when the Isla del Tesoro was far bigger, but thanks to erosion, the beach has shrunk. The island is a delicate ecosystem and is in danger of disappearing. You can only visit it with scientists or rangers who are determined to protect its future. The Faro Isla del Tesoro is not just a landmark – it is a symbol of the struggle to protect our natural treasures. The next time you see a lighthouse standing tall, remember that it might be a guardian of a secret gem, just waiting to be discovered.
Facultad de Química Farmacéutica
What if I told you that the building before us, the Facultad de Química Farmacéutica of the University of Cartagena,