From collective failure to collective success
More than 150 countries have committed to conserve or protect at least 30% of the oceans with marine protected areas (MPAs) and other effective conservation measures by 2030.
Investing to protect our seas
The sea gives us everything: fish, recreation, climate regulation, biodiversity, health, education, etc.
Erosion and worsening water quality threaten the islands' beaches
The 2022 Balearic Sea Report has compiled updated information on the state of the islands’ beaches.
Posidonia in 2050?
Does this mean that we must stop our efforts to conserve this valuable habitat that provides us with so many benefits?
Citizens science and shark conservation
Please, do your part to preserve our sharks and rays. Get involved.
Together for the Med
The Mediterranean Sea is one of the most overfished regions in the world, particularly endangering its native sharks.
Balance and future challenges
Let’s make 2022 a particularly successful year for the conservation of the Balearic Sea.
Balearic sea report: A gateway to connect Marine Science – Policy – Society
What state is the Balearic marine environment really in? Is it suffering irreversible damage?
Marilles Foundation Mallorca
Marilles Foundation Majorca
A colourful sea at risk: The decline of corals and gorgonians
If you find corals and gorgonians underwater, take a photo of them and upload your observation to observadoresdelmar.es specifying their level of affectation.
Xavier Mas Ferrà - Observadores del Mar
Xavier Mas Ferrà - Observadores del Mar
Comment
More marine protected areas
These perfectly achievable objectives represent a medium- to long-term investment. We know that for every €1 invested in a marine protected area (MPA) we get a wellspring of benefits.
Aniol Esteban23/10/2022 19:35