El verano de 2025 se confirma como el tercero más cálido registrado en Mallorca desde 1961 y, en el conjunto de España, ha sido el más cálido desde que hay registros, según los datos de la Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET).
El año 2024 marcó un nuevo hito en la historia turística de Mallorca: la isla recibió un total de 13.389.923 visitantes, lo que supuso un incremento del 7,31% respecto a 2023 (12.477.497) y consolidó a la isla como uno de los destinos más demandados del Mediterráneo.
Con motivo del Día Mundial de la Prevención de Incendios Forestales, que nos recuerda la importancia de proteger nuestros bosques, Mallorca presenta un balance del año 2024.
Ibiza Preservation, Mallorca Preservation, and Menorca Preservation selected an environmental consultancy to analyze data and prepare a technical report on the situation of plastic pollution on the seabed of the Balearic Islands, with the aim of better understanding it and designing management and awareness-raising strategies.
Dear MAPF family; We at the Mallorca Preservation Foundation would like to wish you a happy summer! We hope you are enjoying the sun, the sea, and everything that makes this time of year special on our island. We want to take this opportunity to thank you for continuing to support our work and for being part of this community committed to the preservation of Mallorca.
Four students from the schools IES Bendinat and IES Moll Vell, have been the 0 plastic Warriors winners of the fifth edition of Kilometers of Plastic for Iris, a Balearic environmental initiative promoted in Mallorca by the Mallorca Preservation Foundation.
"Project Pennatus" will install a new night vision camera
The Weaving the Future project has started in Mallorca
Debora Morrison, director of the Palma Aquarium Foundation: “To be able to say that the Balearic Sea has almost 300 more alitanes is a great achievement”.
Today, May 20th, we celebrate one of the pillars of life on Earth: bees 🐝 "This is not just a conservation issue. Pollinators are essential to our food systems, our climate resilience, and our economic security. Protecting pollinators means protecting ourselves." — Prof. Simon Potts, University of Reading.
We invite you to take a closer look at this reality that affects us all, to reflect on our relationship with the environment and to become aware of the value of conserving our seas.
On April 10, we had the opportunity to present the 2024 Annual Report together with you.
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