Monastir hosts marine biodiversity training
The article discusses the activities of the national training camp held in Monastir, focusing on marine and coastal biodiversity in the Mediterranean Sea. The camp aims to enhance the capacities of civil society and local stakeholders in monitoring and protecting biodiversity by adopting standardized scientific methodologies, utilizing the IMAP program, which provides reliable data for tracking environmental conditions and assessing the impacts of climate change and human activities. This training is part of the SEMPΑ project, which aims to support the implementation of an ecological approach within the framework of the Barcelona Convention. It also promotes cooperation between national institutions and international organizations to improve the protection of marine and coastal resources.
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