Taming the waves: Tackling the ‘gentrification of the sea’ for safer summers
Lately, the feeling of saturation or overcrowding in the sea is not only worrying people concerned about biodiversity, but also bathers who see how more and more boats generate dangerous situations for them.
Mallorca's champagne lifestyle ... And it's on the seabed
A clean-up operation in the Portals Vells area discovered thousands of champagne bottles.
Your seven days news round-up in Mallorca
This week beach protest, marine heat waves, Sant Llorenç overcrowded, Mallorcans on holiday, reporting illegal lets, speaking English in Magalluf and Palma's noisy port.
A year of legislature: milestones and duties with the Mediterranean sea
This first year of the legislature has been a rather disappointing period in terms of giving the Balearic marine and coastal environment the attention it deserves.
Thousands of dead fry washed up in Puerto Pollensa
Fishermen said it was hard to ascertain what they were.
Come on in, the sea in Mallorca's lovely, but ...
Sea temperature is currently two degrees above normal.
Mallorca's first fully sustainable tourist excursions boat
Recycled materials, zero emissions; the investment has been hefty.
Plans for the environmental recovery of Pollensa Bay
Previous reports have highlighted the degradation of the seabed and contamination by the wastewater network.
70% of macroplastics in Balearic waters are from Algeria
Cooperation between Mediterranean countries is crucial for addressing marine plastic pollution.
Puerto Pollensa demonstration to protect Pollensa Bay
"We are now beginning to see the real ecological scale of all the impacts on the bay."
A roadmap for the Balearic Sea
If you had to protect the Balearic Sea where would you start?
Nautical Notes
Save The Med’s LIST makes it easy to buy local during lockdown
Together, we are all custodians of these islands. Buy local and protect what makes them special.
Nautical Notes
We want nature back but not like this
But what other changes are going on under the water?
Environment
A ten-year battle to protect our oceans comes to Majorca
"Plastic doesn’t sound very sexy, but it is an extremely important threat to our present and, more importantly, our future and it effects our daily lives on a huge scale."
- Britons cash in on the outgoing Golden Visa in Spain to beat the 90 day rule
- After a holiday in Mallorca Richard Gere moves to Spain
- Laura Hamilton: “I’ve always loved Mallorca, I just wished I’d bought here earlier...”
- Russian-owned Black Pearl in Mallorca
- Noel Gallagher sold his Ibiza home because of his neighbour - James Blunt