Association Internationale des Forêts Méditerranéennes
ADES, a well-established local NGO, plays a key role in environmental awareness and community mobilisation. However, the organisation’s impact remains limited by the need for institutional and technical strengthening to structure its governance, management, and communication systems.
The SIMMER project (Strategic Integration of operational and legal frameworks for enhanced resilience and Management of Mediterranean wildfires) aims to bridge the gap between science, public policy, and operational practices in order to better prevent and manage forest fires in Mediterranean regions.
The RESCOM project aims to promote the conservation and sustainable management of coastal, marine and island territories as well as wetlands and forests and to contribute to the preservation of this exceptional biodiversity, for the benefit of current and future communities.
Brought together within the Mediterranean Biodiversity Consortium, six organisations with complementary expertise are carrying out joint actions to preserve and restore Mediterranean biodiversity.
The Mediterranean Forest Weeks (MFW) were conceived as a common platform for regional cooperation on Mediterranean forests, aiming to improve the dialogue between the research community, policy makers and stakeholders
The RESTOR’MED FORESTS project aims to implement sustainable management actions for forest ecosystems around the Mediterranean basin, in order to make them more resilient and functional, while training technical staff and raising awareness among local populations.
RESTOR’MED FORESTS Morocco, Beginning of the first field trips Landscape of the National Park of Talassemtane From April