the awareness raising initiatives of the Pescare Show exhibitors for the protection of our seas
In the Mediterranean area, Italy ranks second among the largest waste producers. Every year it generates almost 4 megatonnes of which 26% is recycled, 60% incinerated or landfilled, while 13% of the waste is dispersed into the environment. Italy is the country with the largest coastal extension, for this reason it suffers from the most serious impacts of plastic pollution at sea.
what is #pescareplasticfree?
#PescarePlasticFree is a Pescare Show project to raise awareness among the fishing community on the topic of waste dispersed in the waters, and the plastic is the main one.
the goals of the project:
Gove visibility to the projects and initiatives to protect the environment of the Pescare Show exhibitors, promote them to the community of sea lovers, like us.
Because a small act if each of us can really make the difference!
our exhibitors' initiatives
clean sea life
in collaboration with Parco Nazionale dell’Asinara, CoNISMa, Fondazione Cetacea, Legambiente, MedSharks and MPNetwork
Clean Sea Life is a project that aims to increase the public's attention on marine litter and to promote its active and constant commitment, fielding a series of activities that will involve sea lovers and workers in an extraordinary prevention of coast and seabed cleaning.
This floating art installation represents a "crime scene", the same that happens every time plastic is thrown into the sea, with the very serious consequences it has for marine species.
It was made with waste plastic found into the sea and wants to raise awareness of incorrect behavior related to the abandonment of plastic in the seas.
would you join us with your initiative to protect our environment?
fill out the form and present us your project!
The issue of protecting the seas against plastic is very important for us. We are ready to help you to promote your environmental protection initiatives on this page and on our social networks. Let's us to know them!
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