A World War II tanker resting 56 metres below the surface, somewhere between Sicily and Tunisia, has become a sanctuary for marine life. But years of fishing activity left the wreck entangled in ghost nets that continued to trap and kill wildlife. In 2026, Healthy Seas and their partner DWS, together with Ghost Diving and SDSS, set out to remove this hidden threat and protect one of Mediterranean’s underwater ecosystems…
Source: Healthy Seas Foundation
Healthy Seas Foundation | Press Releases
- Partner Spotlight: Christina Zantioti — Science That Speaks for the Ocean
- From Employees to Ocean Ambassadors: Volunteering That Creates Real Impact
- Adriatic 7: A Week of Ocean Action Across the Croatian Coast
- From Heavy Lifting to Carrying the Story Forward
- From Sea to Shore: Three Days of Ocean Action with Hyundai in California
- More Than a Finish Line: Healthy Seas at UltraEbre
- Bivalves: The Ocean’s Living Filters
- Healthy Seas removes 36.06 tons of marine litter from abandoned mussel farm in Salamina, Greece
- Hyundai and Healthy Seas Begin 2026 Activities in Türkiye with Education and Coastal Action
- The Wreck, the Nets and the Shark – Life under Threat
