Only One: the Campaign to fight climate crisis
THE INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED BY MAREVIVO, THE ITALIAN NAVY AND FONDAZIONE DOHRN ON THE SUBJECT OF ECOLOGICAL TRANSITION, THAT WILL TRAVEL ON BOARD THE PALINURO AND VESPUCCI TRAINING SHIP, WITH THE PATRONAGE OF THE ITALIAN MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY SECURITY AND THE MINISTER FOR CIVIL PROTECTION AND SEA POLICIES.
Why this campaign?
The campaign – designed to raise people’s awareness on the need to implement a true ecological transition – started out with preliminary meetings in the prestigious schools of the Italian Navy, to involve all the equipment and the students who will be onboard the ships, and will continue with events in some of the ports where the ships will stop and with a travelling exhibition onboard the Palinuro and Vespucci school ship.
The exhibition
The exhibition will be focused mostly on energetic, ecological and food transition, on the subject of circular economy, on the problem of plastic pollution and seas and oceans warming. The aim is to create more awareness on the fact that our health, and the health of all beings on the Planet, is strictly related to the balance between living and non-living things, and that human activities (excessive use of natural resources, overfishing, intensive farmings, deforestation and habitat destruction) have upset this balance that can be restored only with a collective and holistic approach.
ONLY ONE PALINURO
ONLY ONE VESPUCCI
"Only One" onboard the Palinuro school ship
The Palinuro ship will start its journey in July 2023 from the Port of Genoa and will stop in 13 ports of the Mediterranean. This trip has included a pre-campaign phase, for the training of the crews, started on May, 24 from the Port of La Spezia, with 6 stops in the main Italian ports, among which Naples and Milazzo, where Marevivo organized thematic events. The “Only One” exhibition will be open to visitors in all the ports where the ship will stop.
STOP | NAPLES
On board the Palinuro training ship, we talked about ecological transition and culture for the environment
STOP | MILAZZO – SICILY
During this stop in the Marine Protected Area of Capo Milazzo, we rewarded the students of the "Delfini Guardiani" project and we discussed on the subject of ecological transition
Stop | Salerno
During the Salerno stop, discussions centered around ecological transition and the urgent issue of water treatment plants at the Port of Naples. For younger visitors, a marine workshop was organized onboard in collaboration with the Italian Navy.
Stop | La Maddalena
The fourth stage of the Campaign took place at the Punta Chiara Pier in La Maddalena, in the presence of the highest local authorities.
Stop | Messina
The Campaign reaches Messina. In the presence of the highest local authorities, discussions revolved around biodiversity conservation, energy transition, food transition, and circular economy.
Stop | Venezia
The Venice stop aims to raise awareness about marine pollution from microfibers.
Stop | Trieste
The Campaign lands in Trieste: ecological transition and results of the campaign on small waste pollution in the environment.
"Only One" onboard the Vespucci school ship
The extraordinary journey around the world of the Vespucci training Ship will last 20 months. The ship will stop in more than 30 ports, over the continents, and the exhibition will always be open to visitors.
Stops Vespucci Training Sheep
The Exhibition Touring the World
The extraordinary journey of the Vespucci Ship, departing from Genoa, will last 20 months, making stops in over 30 ports across all continents. The Only One exhibition will be open for visits throughout.
Look at the exhibition
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Climate crisis is proof that there is no more time
“The Climate Clock is telling us that we only have 6 years, 8 months and little days left to the point of no return, when the excessive carbon dioxide emissions will cause an increase of more than 1.5° C in Earth’s temperature. If we don’t act now, this will lead to serious consequences that are already before our very eyes, such as drought, extreme climatic events, floods, tropical storms, cyclones, hurricanes and tornadoes. The solution is simple: biodiversity protection, energetic and food transitions, and circular economy.”
Rosalba Giugni, Marevivo President
The exhibition displayed in the spaces of Marevivo headquarter
