Three European marine conservation foundations have joined forces to strengthen international marine protection measures and well-being of the seas. The coalition aims to increase the number of seagrass meadows from the Baltic Sea to the Mediterranean.
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Puliamo la Sella! returns to Cagliari on 17 June 2023. The traditional clean up organised by the MEDSEA Foundation in the iconic Sella del Diavolo in Cagliari turns 5 in a special edition dedicated to sustainable urban mobility and ghost nets, the abandoned or lost fishing nets stationed in our depths.
The SATURN project team - anti-trawling structures to defend the Marine Protected Area of the Sinis Peninsula from illegal trawling - met the students of the De Castro in Oristano in recent days. During the meeting with the students, the MEDSEA sea projects manager, the marine biologist Francesca Frau, together with Nicoletta Galisai from the Flag Pescando Sardegna Centro Association and Giorgio Massaro from the IAS CNR Center of Torregrande told the various stages of the SATURN project.
TransformAr recently stopped off in Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, Spain, for the 4th Meeting of the Consortium of the Horizon H2020 project which studies essential solutions and paths for climate and social resilience, starting right from activities at sea.
How to communicate the best circular economy practices for the public administration in a clear and effective way? We talked about it on 18 May at Forum PA, the main event dedicated to the public administration, which takes place every year in Rome at the Palazzo dei Congressi.
Sardinia's sustainable mussel farming practices lead the way in Senegal in a territorial development project involving female fishermen and young people from the Dakar region.
TransformAR in the pilot site in Sardinia, in the Marceddì lagoon - pond of San Giovanni, in the Oristano area, comes to life with two preparatory meetings that anticipate the most operational phase of the project which puts in place solutions and essential pathways of adaptation to the impacts of change climate to protect the lagoon ecosystem but at the same time the fish stocks and lagoon products.
The bench made from mussel waste - as the result of the collaboration between MEDSEA, the Nieddittas company and the University of Cagliari (Department of Civil, Environmental and Architecture Engineering DICAAR) - was exhibited at the Milan Design Week, from 18 to 23 April, in the rooms of the Brera Academy of Fine Arts within the "Vivarium" exhibition.
This year MEDSEA is a legacy partner for this edition of ROAMERS: a part of the registration fee will go to finance "A Forest for Bees", the new MEDSEA project for the creation of half a hectare of nectar forest for bees and other pollinators.
- Tigullio Design District, from april 17 to 23: Design from the sea and "Blue" sustainability
- #ADayInTheWetlands: the winners of the contest
- IoT Sensors to prevent wildfires in Sardinia
- Circular Blue Economy: an islet made of mussel shells to protect birdlife in Sardinia
- Towards a more sustainable tourism with Santa Teresa Gallura Blue Camp
- COP 27 – Outcomes and strategic prospects for a shared dream
- SATURN: anti-trawling system off the Sinis MPA, in Sardinia
- Sardinian Wetlands, the best way to protect them is "to manage them"
- #SwimmingForFuture with Corrado Sorrentino
- World Wetlands Day Sardegna 2023: Let's talk about Sardinia Wetlands