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With the aim to prevent and mitigate mussel farming related waste in the Thermaikos Gulf, together with local associations and stakeholders we separately collected and recycled more than 20 tons of plastic mussel farming nets and ropes from Loudias estuary and Axios Delta. Read more “Meeting with the mussel farmers”
The utilization of available tools for monitoring biodiversity by citizens can contribute to filling knowledge gaps regarding protected and threatened species and, therefore, addressing the ongoing challenges to biodiversity.
iSea, Tethys Research Institute, ARCHELON, Hellenic Ornithological Society, University of Patras and the Management Unit of Acheloos Valley and Amvrakikos Gulf Protected Areas, together with local entities and stakeholders, contribute to the effective management of the National Wetlands Park of the Ambracian Gulf.
Blue Marine Foundation, Ionian Environment Foundation and iSea join forces once again in the Ionian, to document and highlight the ecological importance of the marine environment of Erimitis starting this week with a visit to NE Corfu for undertaking discussions and conducting research in the area. Read more “Press Release_Protecting the underwater beauty of Erimitis, NE Corfu”
The National Wetlands Park of the Ambracian Gulf in the spotlight!
Read more “Press Release- First meeting for Amvrakikos Project”
Putting the sharks on the map of the Mediterranean!
iSea had the pleasure to host 26 global and regional experts within the five-day workshop on Important Shark and Ray Areas (ISRAs), organized by the IUCN Species Survival Commission Shark Specialist Group.
Read more “Press Release Important Shark & Ray Areas (ISRAs)”
iSea together with Tethys Research Institute, Blue Marine Foundation, and Ionian Environment Foundation submitted their comments to the public consultation on the Special Environmental Study concerning Natura2000 Areas of the Regional Units of Corfu, Kefalonia, Ithaca, Lefkada and Zakynthos.
Formicula islet, covering only about 400 m2, is just a “drop” in the wider Inner Ionian Archipelago. Despite its small size, this islet provides a key habitat for the Mediterranean Monk Seal, the only seal present in the Mediterranean and one of the most endangered marine mammal species in the World. Read more “A small drop in the middle of Ionian Sea!”
iSea is looking for a Project Manager to work in the Vulnerable Species pillar!
Expression of interest until 30/01/2023 by sending a CV and cover letter in PDF format to info@isea.com.gr with the subject: CURRICULUM VITAE_(Surname)_VS01.
