What is it?
Tide tank
What can I put in the tide bins?
There are a few rules to follow if you want to take part in this initiative, as the waste collected in the bins provides information on the ecological state of the coastline.
- Plastics
- packaging
- nets and ropes
- metals
- rubber
- glass
- masks
- miscellaneous packaging
What you can’t put in the bins: garbage cans
- Fast-food bags
- picnic waste
- dog faeces
- hazardous and polluting products
- wood, seaweed, shellfish, fish, etc.: part of the ecosystem
- garbage bags
Caution:
When birds are breeding or nesting, be careful not to destroy a nest, a dune or a plant by trying to extract waste from the sand, for example, or from between plants.
Where are
the tidal bins
on our territory?
- Agon-Coutainville: 4 tidal ferries: Cale des Moulières / Cale du Passous / Ecole de Voile / La Poulette
- Blainville-sur-Mer: 3 tidal ferries: Cale de Gonneville / Cale de Blainville / La Sablière
- Hauteville-sur-Mer: 2 tidal ferries: Cale Sud / Cale de la Brequette
- Regnéville-sur-Mer: 4 tidal ferries: Opposite the Château / Near the marriage hall / Mielette bend (at the entrance to the GR Nord) / Lieu-dit Le Mondin (large bend at the top of Regnéville, towards Le Prey)
- Annoville: Cale Sud (next to the campsite) and rue de la mer
- Gouville-sur-Mer: 3 tidal ferries: Cale de Linverville / Cale de Gouville / Juste après les campings (chemin du Dydody)
- Anneville-sur-Mer: 2 bins: Cale d’Anneville / Rue du Chemin de Fer
- Lingreville: At the slipway and at Les Verrouis
- Montmartin-sur-Mer: Rue des marais and “bout du monde
On the coast
