Climate change is unequivocally attributable to man. The earth is moving rapidly towards environmental catastrophe. Unprecedented measures are needed in order to limit the destructive effects of an irreversible process.
Climate change is unequivocally attributable to man. The earth is moving rapidly towards environmental catastrophe. Unprecedented measures are needed in order to limit the destructive effects of an irreversible process.
The Torre Vecchia di Marceddì, known by all as “Turri Eccia”, opens its doors after a period of restoration cared by the MEDSEA Foundation. The inauguration took place on 25 June in Marceddì, a charming fishing village, together with the Terralbese Municipality in the presence of the Mayor of Terralba Sandro Pili
The kayak trip was completed on 4 September 2021 exactly where it started. The arrival was in Acitrezza, Capo Mulini, welcomed by the Marine Protected Area of the Cyclops Islands.
Giancarlo Gusmaroli, environmental engineer, expert in environmental governance and aquatic ecosystems will be once again "on mission" as MEDSEA Ambassador and for the whole month of August with his solo trip in Kayak to tell and share the voice of the Mediterranean Coast by circumnavigating the Island of Sicily. This year, on board with Giancarlo, there will also Svi.Med Onlus Adiad Marevivo Onlus,partners of the initiative, two ONGs strongly committed in the marine conservation.
The MEDSEA Foundation supports Plastic Hunt 2021, the international summer Clean-Up initiative launched by our tireless ambassador Sofia Bonicalza! The Plastic Hunt initiative, now at its 2nd edition, was born in 2020 as an international social distancing beach clean-up, involving more than 183 teams from 65 Countries.
MEDSEA joins the Tour du Valat “Mediterranean Alliance for Wetlands” circuit to raise awareness of the Italian wetlands in the Mediterranean Area and promote their restoration and protection.
The mouth of the Rio Posada in the Tepilora Park has effectively become a protected area recognized by the Ramsar convention, also thanks to the help of the MEDSEA foundation which provided technical support for the accreditation process.
The second local TuneUp conference was held on Tuesday 29th of June. For over a year, the European project has been committed to involving the community of the town of Cabras in a path that aims at building a sustainable future for the Protected Marine Area of the Sinis Peninsula-Mal di Ventre Island, the coastal marine quadrant of the Gulf of Oristano, an area of priceless environmental value.
Over 300 volunteers called by the third edition of “Puliamo la Sella” met in the amphitheater of the small port of “Marina Piccola”. They chose the SUP team, or that of the hikers.