Monitoring of Pinna rudis along the coasts of the Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park and the Gulf of Gaeta

Monitoring of Pinna rudis along the coasts of the Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park and the Gulf of Gaeta

On the occasion of the 9th Congress of the Italian Society of Malacology - 7th International Congress on Biodiversity, to be held in Palermo from November 28 to 29, 2025, "Natural History Museums as Cultural Heritage and Protection of Biodiversity," the poster was presented: Monitoring of Pinna rudis along the coasts of the Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park and the Gulf of Gaeta. The state of knowledge.

Our association contributed to the research work in the Gulf of Gaeta.
The work is edited by: Francesca Carella, Francesco Pollaro, Nausica Pollaro, Gianfranco Pollaro, Angelo Carotenuto, Adriano Madonna, Luigi Valerio, Grazia Villari, Agnese Petraccioli, Amedeo Maio & Nicola Maio.

The hidden threat of microplastics in some pristine and unique biodiversity areas of Madagascar (Nosy Be)

The hidden threat of microplastics in some pristine and unique biodiversity areas of Madagascar (Nosy Be)

Presented at the 21st National Congress of the Division of Environmental Chemistry and Cultural Heritage in Cremona, September 10-13, with the results of analyses conducted in Nosy Be, Madagascar.

Microplastic and Microfiber Monitoring Campaign - MICROMAR in the Gulf of Gaeta

Microplastic and Microfiber Monitoring Campaign - MICROMAR in the Gulf of Gaeta

The MICROMAR microplastic monitoring campaign, launched by the International Association Progetti Ulisse (AIPU), is relaunching in the Gulf of Gaeta.

In Terracina, Earth Day

In Terracina, Earth Day

On April 30, the Hearth Day, Earth Day, an event in favor of environmental protection, will take place in Terracina, at the former church of San Domenico. This year, in the Lazio city, it will focus in particular on the fight against plastic pollution.

Mission to Madagascar: Micromar to Nosy Be

Mission to Madagascar: Micromar to Nosy Be

Face to face with the whale shark, the largest fish in the world

Fish can have a bony skeleton (osteichthyes) or a cartilaginous one (chondrichthyes). The largest fish in the world, the whale shark, belongs to the class of chondrichthyes, reaching and exceeding 10 meters in length.

  1. A compostable, biodegradable, durable and natural fibre vase will replace the plastic vase
  2. Four ways to start producing less plastic at school
  3. Micromar participates in Patagonia's subscription
  4. A new species of sponge in our sea

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