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Mango partners with marine biologist to protect the Mediterranean

The main goal of the declaration is to promote the protection of 30% of Spain’s Mediterranean, adopting the recommendation of the international Campaign for Nature

Mango has announced a partnership with marine biologist and National Geographic explorer Manu San Félix to support the Declaration of the Mediterranean, an initiative promoted by San Félix to protect and restore the Mediterranean sea. 

Specifically, the Declaration for the Mediterranean will draft a manifesto highlighting the evolution and deterioration of the sea since its origin, listing the principal causes. 

The main goal of the declaration is to obtain signatures to promote the protection of 30% of the Spanish Mediterranean, adopting the recommendation of the international Campaign for Nature being promoted by National Geographic and the Wyss Foundation.

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Once it has been drafted, the Association will promote a campaign among the scientific community to obtain signatures for the project and a communication campaign to involve civil society and gain social support for the initiative through the collection of signatures. Next, it will present the project to the Government.

The Declaration for the Mediterranean is an initiative being promoted by Asociación Vellmarí, an organisation founded by San Félix in order to recover the Mediterranean by promoting sustainable fishing, water purification and the creation of protected marine zones. 

Toni Ruiz, CEO of Mango, said: “As a company with roots in Barcelona, with a strong Mediterranean spirit and a firm commitment to sustainability, it is an honour to collaborate with a recognised expert like Manu San Félix in this initiative, which promotes the protection and recovery of a location that is as special to us as the Mediterranean Sea.” 

San Félix added: “The collaboration with Mango will help us raise awareness of the major problem regarding the Mediterranean, where uncontrolled fishing and the loss of water quality has resulted in the disappearance of species and the deterioration of biodiversity.” 

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