With over 200 participants and a ton of waste collected, the fourth edition of Puliamo la Sella closes, the collective Clean up event promoted by the MEDSEA Foundation to clean up the beach, sea and seabed around La Sella del Diavolo, in Cagliari. Over a ton of waste collected along the coast and in the seabed in this year's edition dedicated to the sea turtle, a species seriously threatened by pollution from plastics in the sea throughout the Mediterranean.

In recent days, an e-tour aboard a special car (Mini Cooper SE Full Electric), covered for the occasion by a sea turtle and made available by Special Car Group, partner of the event, made a stop in the recovery centers of the sea turtles of Villasimius (First Aid Center) and of Nora (Lagoon of Nora recovery center), to then deliver two donations of € 500 each to support the projects at the end of the event. 

The Blue Eco Lab, the design laboratory that, according to the principles of the circular economy, recovers waste from the Nieddittas company's fish production in the Gulf of Oristano comes to life. In the creation of street furnishings for urban decoration. 

The activities of the Blue Eco Lab were promoted by Nieddittas, a company that manages the entire mussel farming supply chain in the Gulf of Oristano, coordinated by the MEDSEA Foundation for the protection and conservation of marine and coastal ecosystems, in collaboration with the Department of Civil, Environmental and Territorial Engineering of the University of Cagliari. The main goal of the project is to give a new life to the waste materials of mussel farming through the design of eco-design solutions designed and built in Sardinia.