In the News
Reporter Olivier Raynaud of Midi Libre interviews Tom Woods at Agde, prior to venturing eastwards to Monaco to attend a Diner Conference for Help Save the Med hosted at the Yacht Club of Monaco..
Délia KRIEL of La Gazette de Monaco interviews Tom Woods following the Diner Conference at the YCM on 5th February
The Expedition
Wiki under sail - Image copyright: Patricia Lascabannes
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Help Save the Med (HSTM) is a unique non-profit multimedia & educational initiative with a strong focus on youth engagement. Our goal is to inform and inspire global audiences to protect and sustainably develop the Mediterranean region for present and future generations. Through the perspective of WIKI, a 104-year-old classic sailboat embarking on a 1000-day expedition to visit all 24 Mediterranean countries, we aim to explore how the 'Great Sea' has changed over the past century and outline the essential actions needed to protect and ensure its well-being for the years to come.
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Media and Outreach
Through credible writing, filming, photography, cartooning and social media, our storytelling will address key threats to the Med from climate change to the erosion of cultural heritage. It is equally important that we highlight innovative solutions that can be replicated worldwide. We will also tell positive, original and exciting stories, about the culture and traditions of the Mediterranean basin.
Our Media Partners:
We will collaborate with various key actors from: historians, scientists and aid workers to concerned communities, companies and institutions such as the United Nations, Plan Bleu, Médecins sans Frontières and the World Ocean Observatory. Our original content is available for free in the public interest, and our editors can help partners communicate in a manner readily understood by all.
Our Knowledge Partners:
Education and Youth Workshops
As part of WIKI’s Centennial Expedition, our veteran team of journalists and filmmakers will work as mentors with our HSTM YOUNG LEADERS and VOLUNTEERS to develop public awareness and inspire action. From Marseille to Alexandria, Istanbul to Gibraltar, these media experts will share their knowledge and experience at hands-on ‘bootcamps’ aimed at high school/university students and young professionals to hone their communication skills to help kickstart their careers.
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Act Today!
Whether a sailor, entrepreneur, academic, student, farmer, journalist or policymaker, we are all on the same boat. It is our ‘Med’ that is at stake. You can help. We need your ideas, engagement, sponsorship and financial backing.
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