A veteran ship with a Mediterranean mission
The Toftevaag is also tracking illegal mesh nets, dubbed “walls of death”, in an unrelenting campaign against illegal fishing with drift nets.
Balearic waters 5 degrees warmer than a year ago
The extreme heat in recent weeks has already sparked wildfires and led to thousands of heat-related deaths in Europe, but that warmth hasn't been limited to the land.
Proposals to improve the El Toro and Els Malgrats marine reserves
Investing in more and better MPAs makes ecological and economic sense. So, what are we waiting for?
Swimming for Cabrera
The group of athletes and friends plan to take on the swim challenge on July 31st.
Marilles foundation: Are you curious to learn more about the sea that surrounds us?
What have been the consequences of the pandemic for the Balearic Sea?
Save The Med offers free plastic reduction workshops to parents of school students!
The workshop aims to support parents of school students in their move towards a low impact lifestyle.
Sign ups are open for the 2021 Changemakers Project!
Save the Med invites students to be part of a positive wave of change in the world of marine regeneration.
Local communities are the best protectors of Marine Protected Areas
Save the Med Foundation welcomes the fact that the new marine reserve of fishing interest has been declared.
Nautical Notes
Over 150 visitors at the opening of the ‘Dragonera Blava’ exhibition
The exhibition, which is open to the public until the end of November, is part of a new community leadership project named ‘Discover Your Marine Protected Area Sa Dragonera´.
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