Our initiatives in the news

We are so glad that a lot of our initiatives and stories from the ground are presented in the news! Please find below the links to some of our latest interviews: Article in zoon.gr about the plastic pollution in the Cyclades and the pandemic of microplastics. A feature and interview in efsyn.gr about the 2 year review…

Observing dolphins in the Cyclades

Exciting news! Our partner MOm, with our support (CPF grant: Cyclades care for dolphins), is attempting to collect data on cetacean sightings, thoroughly and for the first time focusing on the Cyclades! We hope that  the guide will help you identify them and distinguish among the species when you meet them during your marine travels which will…

The Cyclades Preservation Fund is looking for an Impact Advisor!

The Cyclades Preservation Fund (CPF) is a UK charity that develops collaborative networks and empowers local stakeholders and communities of the Greek Cycladic islands to preserve their natural environment. The CPF raises funds locally and internationally from people and businesses that care for the Cycladic islands’ future well-being; the charity ensures funds are directed appropriately…

Dream global, Eat local: a joint CC campaign to support local produce

The Conservation Collective (CPF’s global family) is launching a joint initiative to support fresh local produce.  Building long-term climate resilience by strengthening local food systems, and promoting land stewardship are common objectives across the members of our network. The Covid-19 crisis has hammered home the importance of being able to produce food locally, in order to sustain…

New area of interest for the CPF: local produce

The Covid-19 pandemic is hitting communities right around the world hard, and the nine members of the Conservation Collective (CC) are no exception. The crisis is creating a range of problems for most of the islands in our network as ‘business as usual’ is interrupted. Those heavily reliant on food imports struggle as global supply chains are…