On May 23, 2024, the inaugural SEG (Stakeholder Engagement Group) meeting for the BLUE4ALL Project was held at Casa Todde in Villasimius, with options for remote participation.
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River, lagoon, and water body contracts in general are an exceptional tool for sustainable and participative environmental management, essential for the protection of water resources and local biodiversity. However, there is a need to update those signed some time ago, to align with current needs and with European and national directives related to the ecological transition.
This week, a participatory workshop was held in Terralba as part of the TransformAr project to finalise the adaptation pathways developed with local operators, particularly in the fisheries, agriculture, and biodiversity sectors.
On May 15th and 16th, at the Plan Bleu headquarters in Marseille, the first in-person meeting of the ARTEMIS project was held since the kickoff in March. ARTEMIS is a project within the Interreg Euro-MED Programme under the Interreg Euro-MED Natural Heritage.
In celebration of World Ocean Day, MEDSEA invites you to the online event "Deep Dive: The Alarming State of the Ocean", a detailed analysis of the challenges that oceans are facing due to climate change and the strategies to promote environmental conservation.
At the end of April, a major breakthrough in fire prevention technology was achieved in the forests of San Leonardo. Thanks to pre-fire detection sensors, an IoT (Internet of Things) technology developed and donated by the Vodafone Business in collaboration with Extreme E, in a project coordinated by the MEDSEA Foundation, it is now possible to detect potential fires at their inception, allowing for timely and geolocated emergency responses.
The standstill of the Nature Restoration Law, the European law on nature restoration, stalled in its final approval phase in the Council due to the hesitations of some Member States, has further motivated the researchers of the Horizon Rest Coast project, which took place these days, from April 15 to 19, 2024, in the town of Groningen in the Netherlands, concurrently with the twin project WaterLANDS.
In mid-April, the sixth Consortium meeting of the H2020 TransformAr Project was held in Lappeenranta, recognized as the Climate Capital of Finland. This city truly exemplifies sustainability, with 100% of waste recycled and all city-used electricity being CO2 free, aiming to become carbon neutral by 2030.
The PLASTRON project is about to start. With the goal of improving the sustainability of local communities by providing knowledge and tools for collecting and transforming plastic from the coast, in marinas, and at sea, The PLASTRON project, funded by the Italy-France Maritime Operational Programme 2021-2027, promises to find local solutions to transform plastic recovered from the seas and celluloid waste into everyday objects, through recycling, using 3D printing.
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- The Charm of Wetlands in Sardinia: Over a Thousand Visitors in the World Wetlands Day Event Calendar in Sardinia"
- First Meeting of the DesirMED Project in Venice: A Step Forward in Climate Adaptation in the Mediterranean
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- It's Time to Celebrate Wetlands: join World Wetlands Day Sardegna 2024