With the support of the MEDSEA team of experts, who provided technical assistance in drafting the project required for the request of funding, the municipality of Terralba obtained from the POR FESR funds of the Sardinia Region one million euros!
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"Last year - remembers Beatrice Luzzi, artistic director of the Costa Smeralda Award dedicated to the sea - 450 kilos of waste were collected". A figure that speaks of commitment but also of serious compromise.
The 2019’s World Water Day focuses on the issue of the accessibility of water resources. “Water for all” is the slogan. United Nations have adopted this slogan for several initiatives: it is one of the main objectives of the UN activities. Among the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, the objective of No. 6 is to "Ensure the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all" by 2030.
"Leaving no one behind" is therefore the theme of World Water Day 2019: a key point of Agenda 2030 for sustainable development and Objective 6, which aims to ensure universal access to water.
"Let's say stop to the plastic on the beach." In an open letter, the MEDSEA Foundation asks President of Sardinia Region, Christian Solinas, to ban plastics from the beach areas. The waste that pollutes the sea and the beaches is mainly plastic and disposable: bags, bottles, bottles, balloons
“I am here for the demonstration of the earth and the sea”, stutters with accidental clarity Francesco, four years old, his small hands holding a sheet where colourful letters state: “The elves will change the world”. Francesco and four of his peers lead in Cagliari the “Global strike for future” parade
On 3 March, six years ago, the UN Assembly signed the Convention on international trade in endangered species of wild fauna and flora (CITES) and established World Wildlife Day, the world day that celebrates the world's wild animals and plants
Marine biodiversity is decreasing. That’s a fact. The loss of this great value represent one of the greatest environmental problems of our day. Every year, processes such as loss of coastal habitats, pollution, over exploitation of natural resources and global warming, threaten marine biodiversity in an increasingly profound and irreparable way.
On February 2, 2019 in Terralba, at the Museum of the Sea of Marceddì, from 15 to 17.30, the seminar entitled "The allied wetlands of man in the fight against climate change".
- Wetlands, biodversity and climate change
- Clean up: together to clean everyone's house
- 28 April 2018 - Costa Smeralda Prize
- Arborea celebrated an intense page of history.
- The video of Maristanis project presented at Dubai
- World Animal Day
- World Tourism Day
- Program of Coast day
- European Heritage Days 2018
- International Coastal Clean-Up Day / 15th of September 2018