Mindful Lifestyle in Mallorca
In Look Mallorca we are very concerned about sustainability and environmental topics. We support iniciatives that strive to protect our environment as well as movements for a more sustainable Mallorca.
Save the Med Foundation offers its fantastic Dos Manos initiative to all schools in Mallorca, where students can get involved in a range of compelling environmental activities.
This weekend the World Cleanup Day arrives to Mallorca, where different organisations join forces to clean the island’s beaches with the objective to raise important environmental awareness.
We talk to Megan Morikawa, Head of the Sustainability Office at the Iberostar Group. Taking a step forward in sustainable tourism, the passionate leader explains the keys to conserving the world’s seas and oceans.
We talk to Manu San Félix, marine biologist and submarine photographer for the National Geographic, who captures the beauty of the Mediterranean seabeds and raises awareness for the conservation of posidonia.
Read about Save the Med Foundation, the transformation of the Ondine Association who have a mission to protect marine protected areas.
Read how you can get involved in Earth Day, a global event that strives to protect our species in a day of political action and participation.
If you would like to lend your hand to help the environment in Mallorca, there are several beach clean ups that you can get involved in. Read more on how to participate!
A young non-profit initiative and dynamic social movement that aims at reducing the use of plastic bottles by providing access to free drinking water. Learn more about Cleanwave.
Pete Ceglinski and Andrew Turton share a common loathing of plastic pollution and a passion for the sea. To protect the ocean they have created the Seabin Project, let us explain what it is about!
There is a growing awareness for the value of organically grown food, both for nutritional purposes, as well as for the safeguarding of our environment. Here are some reasons why Mallorca should go organic.
Mallorca offers many inspiring ways to enjoy your holidays, and leave a small environmental footprint, if any at all.
It is great to live in a paradise, mountains, beautiful vineyards and of course being surrounded by wonderful golden beaches and clear turquoise water. But Mallorca is also someone else’s home, to whom are we referring?
