Paul Elvere DELSART's projects.pdf

The development of the Prat into a flower garden would enhance biodiversity and curb
the spread of invasive species.
The establishment of a vegetation corridor would promote species migration and
strengthen ecosystem resilience against climate change.
The introduction of repellent plants and habitats for natural predators would limit mosquito
proliferation, making the site more attractive to visitors.
The Prat, enriched with biodiversity, would become a key ecotourism destination.
The project will begin by modifying adjacent agricultural plots using innovative ecological
management techniques, experimenting with agroecological practices such as syntropic
farming, agroforestry, permaculture, and electroculture to restore and enrich the soil.
This initiative will raise visitors' awareness of alternative agricultural practices and the
dynamics of ecological corridors, helping them better understand their role in
environmental restoration.
This will boost the local economy by attracting visitors and diversifying agricultural and
tourism-related activities. Consequently, it will generate jobs in sustainable tourism,
innovative agriculture, and environmental education.
Paul Elvere DELSART also promotes the creation of self-managed agroclimatic plant
complexes and educational tourist cities labelled LE PAPILLON SOURCE to attract
visitors from around the world and position Torreblanca as a model of sustainable
development. Among these innovations, Vegetal Calderas, vertical structures
generating beneficial electromagnetic fields, will play a crucial role.

Creating biological and climatic corridors across Europe

The concept of biological and climatic corridors developed by Paul Elvere DELSART
is part of a holistic and innovative vision of reconciliation between territories, ecosystems,
and human societies. It is based on a network of LE PAPILLON SOURCE-labeled
infrastructures, Vegetal Calderas strategically implemented, particularly along railway
lines, and local revitalization projects, such as the transformation of Prat de CabanesTorreblanca in Spain into a Garden of Eden.