An invitation to reconnect with nature
ENHANCING AND PROTECTING THE BIODIVERSITY OF THE PELAGOS SANCTUARY
0,8%
of the total surface of oceans
10%
of the planet’s known marine biodiversity
360 millionS
visitors per year
8 to 12 tons
of plastic dumped into it each year
30%
of the world maritime traffic
3/4
of fish species are overexploited
A marine protected area for the preservation of biodiversity
The Pelagos sanctuary is the largest marine protected area in the Mediterranean (87,500 km2). Resulting from an international agreement between France, Italy and the Principality of Monaco, it was signed in Rome on November 25, 1999.
Its objective is to protect marine mammals and the species that live there against all causes of disturbance from human activities.
There, the different habitats of the Mediterranean are represented: from the shallow coastal depths to the open sea, passing through the abysses and the deep underwater canyons allowing the upwelling of cold waters with planktonic production.
2023
SEA EXPEDITION
• Data acquisition
• Scientific missions
• Content creation
2024
ON SHORE MISSION
• Enhancing of the biodiversity
• Data publications
• Environmental education
2025
UNOC
United Nations Oceans Conference in Nice
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