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Stage 1: Policy

The privileged spot of the campsite, located in the Natural Park of the “Aiguamolls de l’Empordà” motivates us to prove that protection of our natural heritage and achieve a steady development are compatible with a high level of touristic activities.

“In the heart of Aiguamolls de l’Empordà”

The environmental policy is the driving force behind our management system and is set down the declaration of goals and commitments that can be consulted on our website

www.campinglaguna.com , in the environment section.

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Electrical Power (Active)

Annual consumption: 875,5 MWh

Consumption ratio: 4,29 Kwh /per person per day

(the perfect SRD value is ≤2 Kwh /person per day)

Evolution of the indicator: Is compared to 2016 because the facilities are the same. The evolution is favorable, decrease 6 Mwh.

Supply for indoor and outdoor lighting

Improvements implemented:

% efficient outdoor lighting: 87

% efficient indor lighting: 60

(Efficiency = performance better than 60% (lumens per watt).

Photovoltaic Solar Energy: 20,5 Mwh(It is added to the public network)

Evolution of the indicator: Steady but significant in the period 2014-

2015.

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LPG

Supply for kitchen facilities, bread ovens in the supermarket, sanitary hot water for staff rooms and most of

mobile homes (2017: 81 with gas and 7 electrics)

Total annual consumption: 18.213 L

Consumption ratio: 0,089 L/person per day

Evolution of indicator: Stable. Increase from 2016 because there are more mobil-homes.

LPG2014

(L)Rati

2015 (L)

Rati 2016

(L)Rati

2017 (L)

Rati Evolution

17-18

TOTAL 16.917 0,086 16.861 0,085 17.693 0,088 18.213 0,089 1,89%

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Diesel Oil

Supply for hot water in sanitary facilities.

Total annual consumption : 31.762 L of gasoil.

Consumption ratio: 0,1557 L./person per day

PeriodGasoil

consumption(L/year)

Ratio

2014 36.862 0,1868

2015 31.923 0,1601

2016 29.433 0,1458

2017 31.762 0,1557

Thermal Solar

Energy2014

2015 2016 2017

Sanitary 109.243 107.118 109.063 105.956POOL 27.855 27.832 28.575 27.879

Total Kwh 137.098 134.950 137.638 133.835

Evolution of indicator: In 2017 the

gasoil consumption increase respect the2016 that was a historic minimum.

As improvement actions are important thereplacement of three vehicles for electricones (two in 2016 and one in 2017).

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Annual Consumption :32.887 m3

(domestic uses, sanitary, pools

and garden use)

Consumption Ratio: 0,161 m3/person per day

(the perfect SRD value is ≤0.094m3/person

and day; this value doesn’t include the pool

consumption)

Evolution of the indicator: Increase 8,89% (consumption ratio) in relation to 2015 because incident in the pool. Decrease 2,31% in relation to 2016.

Utility supply for domestic, sanitary, pool and garden use.

Drained into the public sewer system.

Improvements implemented:

(Applying the criteria of the label “ Distintiu de Garantia de Qualitat Ambiental”)

Showers with a flow of less than 10 l. per min: 48%

Taps with a flow of less than 8 l. per min: 55%

W.C. With a flow of less than 6 l. per flush: 53%

Period

Occupation

(people)

Annual

Consumption(m3/any)

Ratio Variation of ratio(%)

2014* 197.290 11.242 0,0570 -61,42%

2015 199.363 30.228 0,152Not comparable

2016 201.828 33.322 0.165 +8,89%

2017 203.900 32.887 0.161 -2,31%

* Wrong reading because incident in the accountant

The total waste produced in 2017 is about 241,5 tones in normal conditions. Exceptionally, 545 tonnes of waste were produced by one sanitary demolition.

THE DOMESTIC WASTE (generated directly by the campers) is about 194 tonnes. The rubbish generated per person per day has been 0,95 Kg (the same as in 2016 and lower than other years: 0,98 kg/person/day (2015) and 0,96 kg/person/day (2014).

141,8 tonnes of waste part not collected selectively represents 0,69 kg/person/day during 2017.(the perfect SRD value of the area is ≤0,2 kg/person/day) The 26,90% of selective collection (twice Castelló’s selective collection with):

o 23,3 tonnes of glass (11,99%)o 6,3 tonnes of paper and cardboard (3,25%)o 22,6 tonnes plastic bottle, metal and tetra-brick. (11,66%)

OTHER PARTS segregated and valued are:650 cooking oil liters and from the campers.6,7 tonnes of ruins (in normal conditions) 33,1 tonnes of vegetables rests. 4,4 tonnes of sanitary rests. 0,308 tonnes of special rests (toners, light bulbs, fluorescents, batteries, cleaning and maintenance and butane cylinders)There are also managed other waste that are sent to the landfill for it’s recovery: wood, iron scrap, homeappliances, office paper, containers i supermarket and cooking cardboards, etc.

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Part

Càmping

% selective collection 2017

Castelló

d’Empúries

% selective collection (2016)

Paper 3,25 3,9

Plastic 11,66 3,0

Glass 11,99 6,6

TOTAL 26,90 13,48

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NOISE:

The campsite is very quiet, as befits the environs of a nature park. The site rules aim to ensurerespectful coexistence between people. No complaints have been received in this respect over the years.

ATMOSPHERIC EMISSIONS:

The total emissions produced over the year 2017 came to 639,86 tonnes of CO2. That includes energy consumption (electricity, gasoil and LPG), water consumption, coolant gases consumption and generation of waste.

The saving of emissions over the year 2017 came to 112,37 tonnes of CO2. In this case includes the vaporization of residue, photovoltaic solar energy and thermal solar energy, the use of electric vehicles and the compensation of the vegetation.

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The campsite stands out for its integration into an outstanding setting and for the biodiversity of plantand animal species native to this area. It highlights the important presence of nativa vegetation and theeradication of non-native.

The land area occupied is 2.078 m2 (the area taken up by buildings) on a plot totalling 14,6 Ha.

Some of the most important contributions to the environmental management are:

• It avoids to buy any type of plant not adapted to the Mediterranean climate.

• Maintenance to the campground similar to their natural look.

• Irregular paths that remain largely unpaved and pitches that are different in sizes and shapes.

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Inventory of Plant Species:

The vegetal biodiversity is based on the inventory of Plant species updated on 23/11/2017.The main data are the following:

6.245 units in total (2.354 trees and 3.891 bushes). The three most abundant species are:

26,25 % are tamarinds (Tamarix gallica)25,62 % are oleanders (Nerium oleander)22,75 % are ‘troanilles’ (Ligustrum)

Stand out from the other: 261 pine trees and 97 cypresses.

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Inventory of Animal Species:

According to information from the Aiguamolls Park (PNAE's general information brochure), birds are the main faunal attraction, since 329 birds’ species have been mentioned.

Many of them can be seen in the campsite and they even nest taking advantage of the extensive existing trees.

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Since 2005 ecological and local products are sold inthe supermarket.

The 4,70% of the products’ references from thesupermarket have ecological certification.

The most sold products are: eggs and yogurts.

In 2017 1.157 units of ECO-products have been sold,with a ratio of 0,00567 units/person per day.

The campsite has at its disposal 11.1% of Suppliers (with a billinghigher than 6.000€) with environmental certification.

The subcontracted services with environmental impact correspond to the activities of maintenance, gardening and cleaning of the sanitation network.

These activities are carried out by selected and evaluated companies. They are informed and controlled that their tasks are respectful with the environment.

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Replacement of compact fluorescents for leds a part from the one from the bungalow. A total of 232 have been changed.

Start of the construction of new sanitary maximizing the reuse of dismantled sanitary materials and the efficiency in the consumption of resources (will be completed by 2018)

Introduction of organic cleaning products to the supermarket.

Brochure on the rules of dogs in the campsite (including references to the beach and the Natural Park)

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Adaptation to the new ISO 14001: 2015 regulation

Purchase of a new high energy efficient washer and dryer

New sanitary provided with natural gas instead of gasoil fuel and with an increase in installed solar thermal energy.

Use of concentrated products with automated dosing in the laundry

Replacement of hypochlorite in the heated and children's pools for salt treatment

New ecological and proximity products in the supermarket

Recycled material for the floor of the new sanitary.

Take advantage of thermal solar panels of the old sanitary for the new sanitary

Recovery and protection of the dune system. Project of the General Directorate of Environmental Policy.

To obtain the latest Validated Environmental Statement, you can contact daniaguilar@campinglaguna.com. Also to obtain additional information about the environmental management system or to communicate your opinions and suggestions.