The Balearic Sea conceals a never-ending, spectacular show. Groups of Mediterranean bream dining on seaweed; razorfish and flatfish hiding under the sand, while shoals of silversides flee from the attacks of saddled sea bream, barracudas or garfish; and a large variety of animals with a fascinating capacity for camouflage such as the octopus, the cuttlefish, the scorpion fish and the seahorse. We must ensure this spectacle is available to everyone who doesn’t witness it first hand with their goggles and snorkels.
This is the reason why many organisations have been working, for a few months now, towards making MARE possible (the Audiovisual Contest for the Conservation of the Balearic Sea). Through the power of image, MARE wants to bring the sea closer to us and create a connection that will contribute to its conservation; to show the sea in all its splendour and beauty, while raising awareness of the many challenges it faces.
In a time of crisis like the one we are experiencing, initiatives such as MARE are more necessary than ever. They reminds us that the conservation of the sea and the Balearic coast are key elements in the economic recovery of the Balearic Islands. We are at the beginning of a long road and will need your support to ensure a high level of participation, so we can show your images to local, national and international audiences.
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Marilles in the media
- 16/11/2023 Ibiza Spotlight: "Breathtaking underwater photography at the IV MARE audiovisual competition"
- 23/09/2023 Crónica Balear: "Éxito total de la primera edición de la 'Vuelta a Sa Porrassa a Nado' en la playa de Magaluf"
- 31/08/2023 elDiario.es: "Pep Bonet: “La pesca responsable se debe mirar desde una fotografía responsable”"
