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Welcome aboard The Blue Panda, WWF’s sailboat for the protection of the Mediterranean Sea! Starting from June 2022, the Blue Panda will be sailing to some of the most precious spots in the Mediterranean calling for their protection.
The Mediterranean Sea, a cradle of flourishing civilization and rich marine biodiversity, is in peril. Centuries of unregulated overexploitation have put it under a serious threat. A unique universe of plants, animals, and cultural heritage needs us.
Our life and livelihood are connected to the health of the Mediterranean Sea.
A boat exploring the Mediterranean with love and respect, the Blue Panda works hard to bring the underwater universe to those above the surface, and to inspire communities to take action to conserve this unique treasure.
Have a look at our journey in 2022!
Between June and November, The Blue Panda will reach some of the most important Marine Protected Areas of the Mediterranean, exploring hidden marine habitats and species. We will meet with local communities, and work together to protect Mediterranean treasure from ghost gear and other threats.
The Blue Panda unites communities in protecting the Mediterranean Sea’s unique natural and cultural beauty. It brings the voice of the Sea to the local communities along its coasts, and the millions of visitors enjoying its bounty every year. The Blue Panda strengthens the movement of Mediterranean Keepers fighting to save Mediterranean Sea’s treasures for future generations.
Together, we will ensure that at least 30% of this unique environment is effectively protected by 2030.
Follow our Journey #BluePanda #30by30