Why is it

important ?

biodiversity mainly concerns us,
as biodiversity is us and all those living on earth”

Hubert Reeves

Natural habitats are essential for the survival of this biodiversity.

The ocean absorbs 30% of CO2

and produces 50% to 75% of the planet’s oxygen.

Biodiversity creates a balance

in the food chain, which protects living beings.

What causes

the loss of biodiversity ?

Pollution

Trash, hydrocarbons, chemical and industrial discharges, etc

The “silent world” loses its bearings at the sound of an engine

Super exploitation

There are 2.5 times more trawlers than the sea can sustain

Artificialisation

2 to 4 habitats out of 10 are destroyed by urbanisation in southern regions

1 50m yacht‘s anchor dropped = 1500m2 of Posidonia meadow lost

What can I do

about it ?

Sort and recycle

my trash

Use natural products

in my home and garden

Be a consum’actor

Buy locally using short distribution channels

Support the creation of protected areas

and ecological restoration projects

Use ecological moorings

Use eco-certified products

on board my boat