Villasimius will host “GhostNetBusters”, an environmental initiative organised by the MEDSEA Foundation in collaboration with the Capo Carbonara Marine Protected Area, with the support of Patagonia
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As part of the Oasi Marina initiative promoted by Beiersdorf and announced last year, MEDSEA Foundation has completed its first Posidonia oceanica restoration intervention in Lacco Ameno Bay, on the island of Ischia. The restoration activities, carried out in April and coordinated by MEDSEA in collaboration with the Regno di Nettuno Marine Protected Area
The Interreg Marittimo project CRESO gathered its partners in Nice on 5 June 2026 for a full-day meeting dedicated to presenting the first year of work on a cross-border approach to climate change adaptation along Mediterranean coastlines. Hosted by the Métropole Nice Côte d'Azur at the Centre Universitaire de la Méditerranée
Two days of discussion on wetland-based solutions for carbon sequestration and flood risk reduction. MEDSEA presented the results from the Marceddì–San Giovanni pilot site together with representatives of the Regional Agency of the Sardinian River Basin District.
ARTEMIS, from pilot actions to Mediterranean-scale impact: MEDSEA at the final conference in Menorca
Three days of discussion on the results of the Interreg Euro-MED project dedicated to seagrass meadow restoration. MEDSEA presented the Sardinian pilot site and the communication work that documented two and a half years of research, experimentation and collaboration across the Mediterranean.
The restoration of Mediterranean seagrass meadows must move from fragmented pilot projects to long-term, large-scale action supported by coherent governance and sustainable financing, according to the new report released by the Interreg Euro-MED ARTEMIS.
For Marco Spinelli, the sea has always been home. A photographer, documentary filmmaker and explorer of the underwater world, he grew up in Sicily, where he spent his childhood exploring the Mediterranean alongside his brother Andrea—now a marine biologist and researcher—guided by their father. It was there that his deep connection with the sea was born, a bond that continues to shape all of his work today.
The voice of Mona Khalil, guardian of southern Lebanon's sea turtles, has been silenced by bombs. For more than twenty years, Mona dedicated her life to protecting sea turtles on the beaches of Mansouri, in southern Lebanon. She transformed the Orange House into a unique place in the Mediterranean: a centre for conservation, environmental education, hospitality and hope.
El Niño is one of the most important natural climate phenomena on Earth. Although it originates in the tropical Pacific Ocean, it can influence weather and climate on a global scale by altering temperatures, precipitation patterns, and extreme weather events through complex interactions between the ocean and the atmosphere.
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