Titlebook: Sailing Across a Wounded Sea; Giuseppe Notarbartolo di Sciara Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive l

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Aegean Sea: From Corinth to Rhodes,n world I came from and the Orient. Sailing the Aegean under the muscular push of the Meltemi wind was an opportunity for natural discoveries, but also a journey across time. I first reached Gyaros, an uninhabited island in the heart of the Cyclades, where a marine protected area was recently establ

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Levantine Sea: From Rhodes to Paleochora,seamounts. There, a mother and calf pair of Cuvier’s beaked whales—the elusive, supreme diving champions amongst cetaceans—paid me a fleeting visit from the depths. From Cyprus, I continued towards the coast of Asia Minor, and reached Tyre in Lebanon after having been visited by a school of the intr

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Pillars of Hercules: From Carloforte to Tarifa, tradition that has linked for millennia the fate of the great fishes with that of Mediterranean coastal human communities. From there, I proceeded westward directed to Tarifa in the Strait of Gibraltar, more than 700 miles away, which I managed to reach after 4 days of sailing under the favourable

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Pelagos Sanctuary for Mediterranean Marine Mammals: From Tarifa to Sanremo,tion with local experts convinced me that having missed them on that day was a lucky circumstance—orcas in the area had been involved recently in unfriendly interactions with over 500 vessels similar to mine. Leaving Tarifa and heading east along the coast of Andalusia, I ran into a good-sized schoo

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Introduction: Mediterranean Stories Worth Telling,s: how can humans feel concerned about a loss if they do not know what they are losing? By facilitating encounters with whales, dolphins, seals and rays in their habitat and on their terms, the goal of this book is to help build up in readers a collective commitment to secure a future for these species and the environment they share with them.

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Venice,event also animated the idea to invite the reader to join me on a trip across the wounded Mediterranean Sea, to partake in the excitement generated through encounters with its non-human inhabitants such as the whales, dolphins, monk seals, sharks and rays, and to derive from these experiences a resolve to secure their uncertain future.