Which is the first island whose coastal and marine environment is fully adopted by Aegean Rebreath? Of course, Antiparos! After the successful operation of the marine litter collection station that has accummulated almost 15,000 recyclable materials and 3 tons of fishing gear, and the decongestion of the seabed of the island, we are proceeding with the installation of three-stream recycling…

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It was great having a really productive and pleasant meeting with the Regional Governor of the Peloponnese, Mr. Nikas, to discuss the expansion of our activities in the coastal areas of the Peloponnese. The Governor showed great interest in our work and our proposals for the protection of the marine and coastal environment in the Peloponnese region. Following the decisions…

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Aegean Rebreath establishes a partnership with one of the largest universities in Virginia, Old Dominion University! By signing a Memorandum of Cooperation and with the support of the Greek America Foundation, a cooperation framework has been developed that will allow us to implement joint research activities in Greece and Cyprus. In a meeting we held in Athens, we had the…

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Our return to Poros island just for one day was quite special. We had been preparing this complex mission for a long time since we would welcome almost 20 sailing boats with more than 50 well known artists from Germany and Central Europe to support our work in the field. The initiative was organized within the context of the Pelorus…

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We had an interesting weekend on the island of Samos where Greek and Turkish organizations were invited by the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Foundation to exchange views and ideas on the common environmental challenges we face in the Aegean and beyond. Those two days turned out to be effective and promising while the participants found that the problems are common just like the…

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The first results of the program for the reckless disposal of cigarette butts in the natural environment were received with great interest by the local community of Rafina and the central institutions. The Deputy Minister of Environment & Energy, the municipal authorities of Rafina, representatives of the local community and executives of British American Tobacco Hellas participated in a press…

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Among the sectors contributing to marine pollution, fishing and aquaculture play an important role. Used nets, traps and longlines end up abandoned floating or at the bottom of the seas for years, damaging the ecosystem. For islands located in southern Europe, such as those belonging to the Macaronesia region and the Mediterranean, a good relationship with their sea is essential…

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Aegean Rebreath, in cooperation with the Hellenic Centre for Marine Research – HCMR, has completed the first large-scale research into the extent to which microplastics are to be found on Greece’s beaches. Aegean Rebreath volunteers collected sand samples in 20 beaches in Greece (Attica, Anafi, Zakynthos, Corfu, Kefalonia, Santorini, Nisyros, Tinos, Syros, Paros, Chania, Naxos, Methoni, Lefkada, Pelion, Andros, Paros,…

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A new, ambitious program to address the problem of marine litter in the Thermaic Gulf will soon be implemented in Thessaloniki. A representative of our organization was in Thessaloniki and participated in continuous and extended meetings with representatives of the municipality and other bodies, to finalize the framework of the planned activities. The program, once again, brings the private and…

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