The “Wish you were clean” campaign in Cyprus mobilizes volunteers for beach cleanups, aiming to restore the island’s pristine beaches and educate the public on pollution’s impact. Through community involvement and environmental stewardship, the campaign sets a vivid example of proactive action against coastal pollution.
Limassol’s City Friends Club is on a mission to clean up the beaches, with over 100 bags of trash recently removed from the coastlines. Through monthly volunteer efforts, they are educating and inspiring collective action for a cleaner environment, making a significant impact in protecting Limassol’s natural beauty.
Cyprus is cracking down on maritime pollution through strict regulations and enforcement against oil spills and illegal discharges in its ports. By collaborating with private entities to collect shipgenerated waste and adhering to international standards, the country is showcasing its dedication to preserving marine ecosystems.
A campaign for bee protection has been launched, led by Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou, focusing on reducing pesticide use and promoting sustainable farming practices. With an annual beekeeping support budget of €340,000, strategic planning, and public awareness initiatives, the initiative aims to highlight the vital role bees play in preserving ecosystems and human wellbeing.
