The third edition of MARE will focus on the Mediterranean
For the third consecutive year, photography lovers of all ages, both amateur and professional, are invited to portray the beauty of their seas.
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?
The power of images: conserving the sea
Through photography and video, MARE can help us understand and get to know the privileged environment we inhabit.
Sea star
Sea star
Save The Med
Documenting the spectacular wildlife in a Balearic Marine Protected Area (MPA)
We encourage you to get to know the Natural Parks and Marine Protected Areas nearby our homes.
Nautical Notes
Studying the majestic devil rays of the Mediterranean Sea
The Spinetail devil ray is classified by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) as endangered in the Mediterranean.
Balearic Sea
A second chance to baby rays & sharks
The waters we swim were once home to an ample number and variety of sharks and rays.
Humans of Majorca
Humans of Majorca surviving boating lockdown
My interest this week was centred on a group of people of the sea with different tales to tell.
Save The Med
We talked about buying local, now let’s start growing local!
Save the Med helps bring the sea a little closer to all of us!
Environment
Largest bivalve mollusc in Mediterranean in critical danger of extinction
Anyone who spots a nacra is asked to take a photograph of it and inform the Department of Medi Ambient.
Nautical
Shark and rays in Majorca: nothing to fear and so much to learn!
A healthy marine ecosystem is one with healthy populations of shark and rays. This is why conserving these species is a key priority for Marilles Foundation.
Environment
How to save posidonia meadows
Posidonia meadows are vulnerable and fragile habitats that are declining in the Mediterranean Sea.
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