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Statement on the recurring incidents of shark fishing and…

iSea would like to express its deep concerns following the recurring shark fishing and display incidents that are published in electronic media and social platforms throughout Greece. Sadly, the above publications contribute to an already grave situation, in which rare and threatened marine and terrestrial species face unreasonable and irrational human violence. Unfortunately, the incidents are more than many, such as the wide publicized poaching of the threatened chamois Rupicapra rupicapra in mountainous Pindos, the deliberate killing of Mediterranean monk seal with a shot gun and the decapitations of loggerhead sea turtles in the Cyclades, and the strandings of dead dolphins, bearing wounds irrefutably caused by sharp instruments.  Read more “Statement on the recurring incidents of shark fishing and their display in Greece”

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Two members of iSea participated in the Workshop on…

In the context of iSea’s program “Alien species”, 2 members of iSea participated in the Workshop on the Lionfish in Eastern Mediterranean Sea: New problems, new solutions: Distribution, Eradication & Utilizationorganised by Turkish Marine Research Foundation (TUDAV) at 9-10 February 2017, in Antalya, Turkey.   Read more “Two members of iSea participated in the Workshop on the Lionfish in Eastern Mediterranean Sea: New problems, new solutions: Distribution, Eradication & Utilization”

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Results report of the action “Home sweet…beach, keep it…

ISea, in the framework of the “Home sweet…beach, keep it clean!!!” program, has organized more than 15 cleanups in various places of Greece. An important part of the effort was conducted within the limits of the Axios Delta National Park. The high amount of litter totally collected was particularly worrying as it was exceeding 100 kg in 100m. Read more “Results report of the action “Home sweet…beach, keep it clean!!!” on the Axios Delta”