The Mount Pelée,
Martinique celebrated a historic recognition with the inscription of Montagne Pelée and the Pitons du Nord on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This distinction recognizes the exceptional natural and cultural richness of this Caribbean region.
Mount Pelée, an iconic volcano, evokes the destructive potential of nature, recalling the deadly eruption of 1902. The Pitons du Nord, on the other hand, embody the wild beauty of the island, with their tropical forests, waterfalls, and unique ecosystems.
This inscription acknowledges the value of the region’s biodiversity and its importance for global conservation. It will promote sustainable tourism and the preservation of these sites. Martinique’s inhabitants, proud of this distinction, are working to preserve their environment while sharing their rich culture with the world.
Ultimately, the inscription of the Pitons du Nord and Mount Pelée on the UNESCO World Heritage List is a tribute to the beauty, history, and resilience of this Caribbean island, while reinforcing the commitment to protecting its natural heritage for future generations.
