On the island of Lošinj, a large two-day environmental action "The sea knows, the island remembers" was held, during which more than 220 participants removed over 3,260 kilograms of waste from the seabed and coastal areas.
More than fifty experts from the Mediterranean gathered in Nin for an annual meeting dedicated to the protection of the noble pen, a critically endangered bivalve mollusc of the Adriatic, exchanging knowledge and planning new conservation measures for the species.
The forest on Valdebec, burned by fire in 2022, is being restored thanks to the initiative of Valamar and volunteers. During the three-day campaign, thousands of seedlings of indigenous holm oak and honeysuckle are planted, which encourages the renewable development of ecosystems and reduces the carbon footprint of the region.
Croatia strives to improve the infrastructure for electric vehicles, attracting environmentally conscious tourists and strengthening its status as a green destination.
New research reveals key strategies to eliminate plastic pollution through international cooperation and innovative policies that span the entire life cycle of plastics.
World leaders gathered at the COP29 climate summit in Glasgow to define urgent measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and transition to renewable energy sources. This gathering represents a crucial moment to fight climate change, which threatens our planet.