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Find WWF Mediterranean Marine Initiative's media releases, publications and newsworthy articles here.
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Commenting on the conclusion of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) meeting in Limassol, Cyprus, WWF welcomes ...
Better management measures for Norway Lobster and protection for Sturgeons adopted, concerns remain for Cabliers coral area, red coral and European ...
Rome, Italy - The second edition of the Small-Scale Fisheries Summit co-organised by the SSF Hub, the IPC Working Group on Fisheries and the General ...
Rome, Italy - While Mediterranean countries have agreed to protect 30% of the Mediterranean Sea by 2030, between 2014 and 2020, at least 47% of the ...
OTTAWA, Canada (30 April 2024) - The latest talks on the global treaty to end plastic pollution yielded some success in terms of countries proposing ...
This week (19-23 February), WWF joins the Fish Forum2024, the largest scientific gathering dedicated to fisheries and related issues in the region, ...
WWF celebrates today’s decision by Mediterranean countries gathered at the 23rd COP of the Barcelona Convention in Portoroz (Slovenia) to increase ...
Commenting on the conclusion of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) meeting, that closed its door yesterday ...
Rome, Split – The 46th Session of the General Fisheries Commission (GFCM-FAO) for the Mediterranean closed its door today with a positive ...
The lifetime cost of plastic is 10 times higher for low-income countries than rich ones, according to a WWF report.
At the close of the Mediterranean Conference on Mediterranean Fisheries in Malta, WWF continues to express full support for the MedFish4Ever ...
WWF’s Mediterranean Marine Initiative is a Member of the newly launched Mediterranean Offshore Coalition for Energy and Nature (Med OCEaN).
