You don’t need us to tell you how precious the Mediterranean is.
Turquoise seas. Emerald forests. Crystal waters. The jewels of the Mediterranean have dazzled since the dawn of civilization. And its natural riches continue to sustain and delight millions of people today.
At WWF Mediterranean, we treasure the Med as much as you do. That’s why we’re working across the region to protect the landscapes and seascapes we all love, and to make sure nature and people can thrive together – now and always.
The Plastic Smart City of Dubrovnik has formally adopted the first plan of actions to tackle its plastic pollution by 2026 including key measures to ...
16 Apr 2021 Read more »
WWF is looking for an engaged and creative communications expert to join our Blue Panda boat crew and local teams and promote the protection of ...
15 Apr 2021 Read more »
The stock of Atlantic bluefin tuna is slowly recovering, but what needs to happen to move from recovery to full sustainability?
22 Mar 2021 Read more »
Today, the City of Venice has formally joined the global WWF Plastic Smart Cities initiative.
19 Mar 2021 Read more »
Mediterranean fish stocks, including the most commercially valuable hakes and groupers, could strongly recover if 30% of the sea is effectively ...
25 Feb 2021 Read more »
Once fished to the point of collapse, the population of Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin tuna has experienced several years of growth after ...
05 Feb 2021 Read more »Director of Communications and Corporate Relations
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