Revision of MedINA’s strategic framework and establishment of MedINA’s management team Launch of the INCREAte Approach and toolkit for integrating cultural aspects into nature conservation Publication of the e-book “Gastronomic Heritage in Mediterranean Wetlands- Healthy wetlands, healthy eating“.
With the intent to contribute to the international community’s efforts for enhanced conservation practices, in 2014 MedINA launched an ambitious three-year project titled INCREAte. Funded by the MAVA Foundation for Nature, the INCREAte project aims, inter alia, to develop an efficient and participatory approach to expedite the integration of culture and nature for better conservation...
As the end of the year has arrived and the holiday season is upon us, the MedINA team would like to take note of its major activities and achievements during 2017 and take the opportunity to wish all its partners a Happy New Year 2018. 2017 was the third year of implementation of the MAVA-funded...
MedINA has successfully completed the inventory and documentation of four small scale –but also highly important– wetlands on the island of Kythera. MedINA has been working in Kythera since 2016 for its INCREAte project and the scientific team began to work on a rapid assessment of the island’s natural environment. In this context, and while...
We are pleased to announce that MedINA and the Kytherian Foundation for Culture and Development (KIPA) have launched their cooperation in early May. This new cooperation aims to strengthen the network of hiking trails in Kythera as well as to develop a range of demonstrative activities on the fields of research, conservation, visibility and awareness...
Launch of the project “Towards an Integrated Approach for the Sustainable Management of Mediterranean Natural and Cultural Heritage (INCREAte)”
