On 27 June, at the ATP Mallorca Championships, we were honored to partner in a charity event that raised €18,000. This achievement was made possible by the generosity and support of tennis players Rafa Nadal and Dominic Thiem, who donated their signed rackets for an auction.
Last Friday, we gathered with our local team and board of directors for our quarterly meeting. We discussed ongoing projects, the communication strategy, celebrated new donations, and, most thrillingly, approved several new initiatives!
The band Depeche Mode, together with the watch brand Hublot, has donated nearly €80,000 to the Plastic Free Mallorca project led by the Mallorca Preservation Foundation.
Last Saturday, we held a cleanup day at the Maristany Wetland in collaboration with WWF Spain. We managed to collect 1,600 kg of rubbish, over one and a half tonnes! Thanks to the support of the team from Sa Talaia Jardins, we were able to remove the larger items and ensure proper recycling of everything collected.
With the release of our 2023 annual report, Mallorca Preservation's financial information is now available. We are delighted to announce that we allocated over €300,000 to environmental conservation projects in 2023, continuing the foundation's growth trend. This success enhances our ability to support and promote initiatives aimed at improving Mallorca's environment.
On the 22nd of May, the Mediterranean Forum, organised by Prensa Ibérica, focused on sustainability and tourism in the face of climate change. The event was inaugurated with a keynote speech by Antoni Riera, Professor of Applied Economics and Director of the Fundación Impulsa, who provided a comprehensive overview of the challenges posed by climate change. Riera also outlined some of the key conclusions from the final report of the series.
From the Mallorca Preservation Foundation, we are thrilled to share our participation in the ITB Berlin tourism fair, where we have introduced our campaign ‘Welcome! Perhaps’ in collaboration with the Consell de Mallorca.
Join us in our mission to preserve the beauty and environmental quality of Mallorca by becoming a Mallorca Preservation ambassador
Organic production represents a sustainable approach to agriculture, one that honours the environment through the nurturing of soil fertility, eschewing pesticides, and minimising ecological impact.
During our recent visit to Purgatori in Llucmajor with the Camper team, we had the privilege of gaining an in-depth understanding of the Pasture+ project by APAEMA, supported by Camper and Mallorca Preservation.
Yesterday, within the framework of our environmental education programme, the Year 12 students from IES Son Cladera School had the opportunity to learn about the bee project at the Fundación Vida Silvestre Mediterránea.
On the past Wednesday 18th and Thursday 19th, the “Jornades per la restauració d’ecosistemes blaus a Balears” took place, jointly organised by the Càtedra de la Mar Iberostar and the Universitat de les Illes Balears.
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