Bluewave Alliance presents: Waves of Tomorrow
A series led by the Bluewave Alliance and Odicean Expeditions, which seeks to raise awareness of the importance of protecting the Mediterranean and its biodiversity, calling for action to achieve the 30% protection target by 2030.
In our dream to rejuvenate one of the world's most precious seas, the Bluewave Alliance and Odicean Expeditions, led by Maria Barbena, Pol Ramos and Pol Vives, have joined forces to launch an exciting new series: "Waves of Tomorrow".
Despite being the most polluted and overexploited sea in the world, the Mediterranean is still home to amazing biodiversity. This pioneering online series sets out to show how Marine Protected Areas are playing a crucial role in restoring and protecting this vital ecosystem.
But "Waves of Tomorrow" is not just a series of captivating stories; it is a call to action. With the goal set by the scientific community and the UN to protect 30% of the Mediterranean by 2030, this project seeks to unite people in a joint effort towards the preservation of our shared sea.
The Mediterranean is home to countless species, each of which is a vital part of the delicate balance of this marine ecosystem. "Waves of Tomorrow" aims to spread awareness about the incomparable beauty of our sea and the urgent need to protect it before it is too late.
Stay tuned to our social networks for more information about "Waves of Tomorrow". Join us on this journey to discover and protect the natural treasure that is the Mediterranean - the future of our waves depends on all of us!
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