LIVING FORMENTERA
THE COOLEST ISLANDS INVEST IN BIODIVERSITY
The combined effects of increasing tourism and climate change are compromising the long-term viability of many tourist destinations, particularly islands, which rely heavily on tourism. Formentera, a key biodiversity hotspot in the Mediterranean, faces environmental challenges such as habitat loss and water stress, threatening both its ecosystem and its tourism industry.
The Nature & People Foundation promoted by Conservation Collective and Balearia worked along with Mishcon de Reya, Ibiza and Formentera Preservation and EverTree on the development of a comprehensive study, based on the methodology defined in the Urban Biodiversity Standard, aimed at analyzing how biodiversity can make tourist destinations more sustainable financially, ecologically, and socially and particularly preserving Formentera as a leading sustainable tourist destination. This project has also been carried out with the collaboration of the Consell Insular de Formentera.
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Executive Summary
Project Overview
Multicapital Sustainable Tourism Index
International Stakeholder Report
Local Stakeholder Report
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