Five large EU-funded research projects including REST-COAST of which the MEDSEA Foundation is a partner, for the development of a coastal adaptation and coastal restoration, jointly analyzed the text of the draft law on nature restoration "Nature Restoration Law".
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MEDSEA's first seven-year report is ready! Twelve projects divided by mission: coastal management, biodiversity conservation, climate action and circular economy. Five campaigns launched over the last 5 years in Sardinia
The reforestation and regeneration activities of Hope for Sennariolo coordinated by our foundation takes shape. Last week we had the pleasure of hosting one of the events for the reforestation of Montiferru, in Sardinia, with the Municipality of Sennariolo.
Yassine is a Tunisian diver and oceanographer; Nicole, a scientist committed to supporting Greek fishermen; and Isaac, who fights for sustainable fishing in Spain. Inspiring ordinary heroes, the landscapes they work in are an invitation to travel.
The Mediterranean Wetlands Alliance, of which MEDSEA is a member, and the partners of BirdLife International, have written to the President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, asking for his commitment in preventing the loss of Lake Marmara.
It's called SATURN - Antitrawling Structures for the Protection and Natural Restoration - and its objective is to defend the sea from illegal bottom trawling, especially in marine protected areas at less than three miles from the coast.
The REST-COAST project of which MEDSEA is a partner was presented at the last COP14 in Geneva, the 14th meeting of the Conference of the contracting parties of the Ramsar Convention on wetlands, from 5 to 13 November 2022.
The 14th meeting of the Ramsar Wetlands Conference (COP14) was held in Geneva from 5 to 13 November 2022, simultaneously also in Wuhan, China. At the International Conference Center in Geneva (CICG) all the contracting countries of the RAMSAR convention on wetlands
From laboratory to model for the Mediterranean basin, and beyond. After six years of dialogue and work in close contact with the territory, the Maristanis project becomes a source of inspiration and debate for all those who wish to build a new harmony between man and environment on the shores of the Mediterranean, preparing its immense environmental heritage for the challenges posed by climate change.
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