The Bluewave Alliance Scientific Committee closes the year at Casa ISDIN
Bluewave Alliance held its annual meeting with the Scientific Committee at Casa ISDIN, reinforcing its commitment to science and conservation of the Mediterranean. This meeting marked the achievements of 2024 and outlined the objectives for 2025.
This month, at Bluewave Alliance, we are holding our annual closing meeting with the Scientific Committee at Casa ISDIN, a unique space that symbolizes the commitment of ISDIN, our main driver, to the dissemination and awareness of key issues such as skin care and the environment.
The day began by exploring the innovative facilities of Casa ISDIN, inaugurated in the summer of 2024, where we had the opportunity to reflect on the connection between science, environmental action and sustainability. Subsequently, the Scientific Committee entered into a productive work session, during which we analyzed this year's achievements and established priorities for the 2025 projects.
We reinforce our commitment to the health of the seas and oceans, and to our mission to recover the beauty and biodiversity of the Mediterranean. In the words of the Bluewave Alliance team: “Science is, and will always be, the fundamental pillar for achieving real change in the protection of our marine ecosystems”.
We want to deeply thank the Scientific Committee for its dedication, vision and continuous effort. This meeting reaffirms our commitment to collaboration as a tool to promote innovative projects that make a difference.
We are still working together for the future of the Mediterranean!
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