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- WWF Global
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- European Policy Office
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WWF Mediterranean Marine Initiative organized the first-ever gathering of women fishers. The two-day event brought together over 30 women from seven Mediterranean countries to create a network, share knowledge, and discuss the common challenges they face in the industry.
The Mediterranean Marine Initiative brings innovative approaches to marine resource management and biodiversity protection to secure a sustainable future for the Mediterranean’s wildlife and people. It is a concerted, coordinated effort bringing together all the WWF offices in the region. Our vision is to mobilize society, engage stakeholders, help create the necessary conditions that will enable the much needed transformative changes in marine conservation.
The excessive production and consumption of plastic is suffocating our rivers and oceans, killing wildlife and contaminating our food, air and water. And it’s only getting worse.
To solve this crisis, all countries must adopt a treaty that will ban avoidable high risk plastic items - those that cause the most harm or are most prone to leaking into the environment.
The ‘single’ use of the most harmful and avoidable plastic products is one too many. We need your voice to help us turn this single-use into zero-use.