Last summer he walks us by kayak around Sicily to tell us about the threats and beauty of our Mediterranean Sea in the #CantoDelMediterraneo project, covering 900 km in 36 days along the circumnavigation of the island.
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"A terrible warning about the consequences of inaction". So Hoesung Lee, president of the Integovernative Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) commented on the publication of the third and final section of the powerful report drawn up by the United Nations agency
The Posidonia oceanica meadows reforestation off the Costa del Sinis, in the Sardinian West Coast, has begun. The program carried out under the water by the specialized team of the MEDSEA foundation aims at reforesting 300m2 of degraded seagrass beds area, about 6000 plants, in these days.
This is the year of relaunch for the La Fiera dell’agricoltura di Arborea (Agricultural Fair of Arborea), one of the most important thematic fairs in Sardinia that promotes the productive, agro and livestock sector of Sardinia, an unmissable event for professionals and not only, organized by the Municipality of Arborea together with local associations.
From the Poetto beach and the beaches of Sardinia to the world, travelling thousands of kilometers across eight Countries, along the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea. With one goal: to clean up the sea and the beaches
Only few days before two important events dedicated to the future of the Mediterranean start their works. Hosted by the Department of Political and Social Sciences of the University of Cagliari, the tenth edition of the Annual Conference of Italian Association of Environmental and Resources Economist (IAERE) opens in Cagliari on 21 April. On the 22nd, in organizational and thematic continuity, the first Conference of the Associations of the Economy for the Mediterranean Environment (MED-IAERE) will follow.
An invitation to the vineyard on 30 April and 1 May 2022 with La Casa di Sophia, winery and collective project for the recovery of the centenary vineyard of Spiaggia Grande, Calasetta, in Sant'Antioco, Sardinia.
Wherever you go, along the 46,000 kilometers of coastline of the 22 countries surrounding the Mediterranean Sea, you will suddenly see a white salt hill appear on the horizon. Homer called it "divine essence", the Romans even made it a currency of exchange.
The mapping activities of the Tepilora Park are underway for the construction of the lookout points, huts and wooden turrets for the observation of birdlife. Thanks to these structures, you will be able to immerse yourself in the habitat of the very rare Sultan Chicken, the Pink Flamingo or the Marsh Harrier among the reeds and the articulated branches of the wetland and ponds of Rio Posada, a RAMSAR area of international importance
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