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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Meeting with the Secretary-General of Natural Environment and Water regarding the Blue Municipalities Network

The viability of the Blue Municipalities Network and the ways of cooperation between the Ministry of Environment and the Blue Municipalities Network were the main topics of discussion of the meeting that took place between members of our organization and the Secretary-General Mr. Varelidis. Mr. Varelidis showed a special interest in the actions and programs implemented by our organization and…

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The second meeting of the Blue Municipalities Network was unique as it took place with the participation of civil society and local and central government representatives. More specifically, the meeting, was organized by our organization in collaboration with the Committee of Islands and Political Cohesion of the Central Union of Municipalities of Greece and was attended by the President of…

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We conducted a very interesting environmental awareness workshop in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration Bangladesh at Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh, an area that faces very significant environmental problems both on land and at sea. During the workshop we had the opportunity to present the global challenges and environmental problems caused by marine litter as well as the good…

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We are excited to announce a new, very interesting collaboration with the Athens Makerspace lab, the first non-profit Makerspace in Athens. Since our first contact with the Athens Makerspace team, it was pretty obvious that we share common values and vision regarding the adoption of a new culture regarding the environment, in the context of resource reuse, a goal for…

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Aegean Rebreath, in collaboration with the Municipality of Antiparos and with the kind donation of PepsiCo Hellas, is developing an innovative program for the island in order to address, through holistic interventions, the issue of marine litter. The program that will be carried out gradually throughout 2022, is added to the important initiatives and actions that have been undertaken by…

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The first results of the “Small Actions – Big Crimes”, an initiative organised for the first time in Greece by Aegean Rebreath with the support of British American Tobacco Hellas, in collaboration with the Municipality of Rafina, the Rafina Port Authority and the Sustainable Environment Committee of the Municipality of Rafina – Pikermi, are already encouraging. The initiative aims to…

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We returned to Kea after 3 years to inaugurate the island’s Marine Litter Collection Station but also to welcome the local community and the local authorities to the Blue Municipal Network that now counts 14 members. Despite the rough weather conditions, we managed not only to inaugurate the Marine Litter Collection Station but also to perform underwater cleaning in two…

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