Off Your Map: don’t let coastal wetlands be wiped off the map
The Mediterranean sea is the largest enclosed sea in the world with 46,000 km of coastline. It includes a mosaic of coastal wetlands of high ecological value that are critical […]
Yearly Archives: 2018
Preparatory meeting of the GEMWET project for the conservation of Ghar el Melh lagoon (Tunisia)
International and national organizations met in Bizerte, Tunisia, on 3-4 October 2018 in the framework of the preparations to implement the project ”GEMWET- Conservation and sustainable development of coastal wetlands with […]
Latest progress of the MedIsWet project
Based on the experience acquired in the project “Conservation of the island wetlands of Greece” (2004-2013), implemented by WWF Greece and thanks to the support of the MAVA Foundation, the […]
Mediterranean Coast Day 2018 – The central event in Croatia urges regional action to protect the Mediterranean Coast
The Mediterranean Coast Day is celebrated in many Mediterranean countries through various activities to raise awareness of the importance of the coastal areas as natural and socio-economic resources that contribute […]
Monitoring of Mediterranean wetland services for recreation and education
Local populations in the Mediterranean region depend on wetlands in different aspects of their daily lives. The natural beauty of these ecosystems makes wetlands ideal locations for recreational and educational […]
Saltpans conservation in the Mediterranean region
The salt water, that giant molecule which coexists with the earth from its origins, can become much more useful for humanity thanks to its many virtues, not only the virtues […]