Premiere of Waves of Tomorrow: A Window to the Future
Introducing Waves of Tomorrow, an audiovisual project produced by Bluewave Alliance in collaboration with Odicean Studios. Despite being the most polluted and overfished sea in the world, the Mediterranean is home to incredible biodiversity. In this series, we will show how Marine Protected Areas are helping to restore and protect this environment.
Introducing Waves of Tomorrow, an audiovisual project produced by Bluewave Alliance in collaboration with Odicean Studios. Despite being the most polluted and overfished sea in the world, the Mediterranean is home to incredible biodiversity. In this series, we will show how Marine Protected Areas are helping to restore and protect this environment.
Our project is not just about telling stories; it is about helping society understand the need to act. While the scientific community and the UN have set a goal of protecting 30% of the Mediterranean by 2030, achieving this goal requires that we all work together as one. Many species call the Mediterranean their home, and we are just one of them. Our goal is to spread the message and show everyone the incomparable beauty of our sea and the imminent loss we face if we don't act now.
In the first episode of this series, we will explore the case of the Medes Islands, a symbol of success for future marine protected areas. These islands represent a window to the future for all of us. Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you don't miss anything from Waves of Tomorrow!
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