A consortium bringing together nature protection organisations for more effective and coordinated action to protect the Mediterranean biodiversity hotspot. We design and implement Nature-based Solutions across interconnected ecosystems through a multi-ecosystem approach. Together, we strengthen collaboration between science, policy and field practitioners to build long-term ecological and community resilience.
Shaping a shared vision
We are bringing our organisations together around a common strategy for Mediterranean resilience.
Designing at a multi-ecosystem scale
We are developing and testing integrated solutions while connecting science, policy and site managers across the Mediterranean.
Implementing on the ground
We are supporting concrete actions aimed at the conservation, restoration, and sustainable management of interconnected ecosystems, ranging from forests and wetlands to coastal and marine areas.
Scaling impact regionally
We are strengthening cooperation to replicate and mainstream successful solutions.
Latest news
TunSea Restore: restoration, education and heritage on the shores of Ghar el Melh, Tunisia
The TunSea Restore project is one of six small projects selected under the RESCOM initiative of the Mediterranean Biodiversity Consortium (MBC). Implemented by the TunSea Association, it focuses on contributing...
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Albania: Unprecedented momentum to strengthen the conservation of the Divjaka-Karavasta dune ecosystems
On June 9 and 10, 2026, the Tour du Valat and the Conservatoire du littoral, members of the Mediterranean Consortium for Biodiversity (CMB), conducted a monitoring mission in Divjaka-Karavasta National...
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Monitoring mission in the Khenifiss National Park: tangible progress for sustainable tourism and biodiversity conservation.
In April 2026, the Conservatoire du littoral, a member of the Mediterranean Biodiversity Consortium, carried out a monitoring mission of activities supported by the RESCOM project in the Khenifiss National...
Read more2025 Highlights
Explore the key milestones and achievements from the past year:
Countries
Member organizations
Initiatives on the ground
million euros invested in our projects
The importance of preserving and
restoring Mediterranean ecosystems
Through two short videos, discover the perspectives of the members of the Mediterranean Biodiversity Consortium on the importance of preserving and restoring the region’s terrestrial, coastal, and marine ecosystems—rich yet fragile, and too often managed in silos (sea, coasts, forests, small islands, and wetlands). They highlight the importance of an integrated and collaborative approach, engaging all stakeholders, to halt biodiversity loss and ensure sustainable living conditions for local communities.
PIM Initiative
Conservatoire du littoral