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SAC Mistras Lagoon, Oristano — ITB030034
Special Area of Conservation of the Mistras lagoon system, between the Sinis Peninsula and the Gulf of Oristano: lagoons, sand bars, dunes and salt steppes.
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SAC San Giovanni di Sinis — ITB032239
Special Area of Conservation of the San Giovanni di Sinis coastal stretch: Posidonia meadows, reefs, dune systems and back-dune environments.
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SPA Cabras Lagoon — ITB034008
Special Protection Area of the Cabras lagoon system, designated for the conservation of migratory, wintering and breeding waterbirds.
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SPA Mistras Lagoon — ITB034006
Special Protection Area of the Mistras lagoon system, designated to protect waterbirds and their stopover and nesting habitats.
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Audouin’s gull
A gull endemic to the Mediterranean, recognisable by its coral-red bill with a black band and its grey-green legs. It nests in colonies on islets and stretches of rocky coast with little access: Mal di…
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Ferruginous limpet
A gastropod mollusc endemic to the western Mediterranean, it is considered the most endangered marine invertebrate in the basin. It lives firmly attached to rocks in the intertidal zone, feeding on the microscopic algae covering…
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European shag
A black seabird with metallic green sheen, present year-round along the rocky coasts of the Sinis and around Mal di Ventre Island. The Mediterranean subspecies desmarestii is endemic to the Mediterranean and has a small…
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RI-VESTIAMOCI
An environmental education project of the Marine Protected Area. The materials are available in Italian only.
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UPDATE TO THE 2026 SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS
From 2 July 2026 short-stay mooring is allowed at the buoy fields of Tharros, La Caletta – Torre Vecchia, Seu, Isola Nord and Isola Sud. For this year the buoys are free of charge.
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RANKING LIST FOR THE ALLOCATION OF MOORING PLACES AT MARE MORTO 2026
The ranking list for the allocation of mooring places at the Mare Morto buoy field has been published, following the procedure opened on 26 May 2026.
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