Gökova Bay to Cape Gelidonya News
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Fighting the climate crisis through landscape restoration
The 27th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (CoP27) is currently taking place in Egypt. As the climate…
11th November 2022
Invasive fish species on the menu for the Turkish public
Invasive fish species are on the increase in the Eastern Mediterranean. The climate crisis, combined with the migration of marine…
7th October 2022
Restaurant menus change to adapt to sea temperature rise in the Mediterranean
In the second episode of our landscape restoration and climate change mini-series, Matt Burnett, the Communications Coordinator for the Endangered…
3rd November 2021
Restoring nature puts food on the table
In the fourth of the rewards of nature restoration guest article series, Zafer Kizilkaya explains the economic benefits of restoring seascapes.…
18th August 2021
Underwater clean-ups in Turkey help free the Mediterranean from ghost nets
Fishing gear discarded or lost at sea are a widespread, and often overlooked, global problem. “Ghost nets” or “ghost gear”…
8th June 2021
Monk seal cave proves popular in Gökova Bay
New footage from Turkey is showing that conservation efforts are paying off, as several Mediterranean monk seals have been spotted…
23rd April 2021