The Parliament will demand that the Spanish government consider declaring the underwater mountains of the Mallorca Channel as a National Marine Park thanks to the approval of a Non-Legislative Proposal (PNL) by the PSIB in the Chamber's Economy Commission. All parties except Vox have voted in favor of this initiative to protect the underwater mountains located between Mallorca and the Pitiüses, "one of the most unique and valuable marine spaces in the western Mediterranean," according to the text of the PNL. It is a structure 275 kilometers long, with peaks reaching 94 meters in depth and habitats that extend to more than 1.2 kilometers. Les Olives, Ausiàs March, and Émile Baudot are the mountains that are part of these spaces, which host rhodolith beds (stone-shaped marine algae), corals, sponges, and deep-sea gorgonians.

MADRE and Cultura Inquieta have organized a contest of reels to raise awareness about the importance and ecological wealth of the Balearic Sea. The initiative, which aims to reach a younger audience, is endowed with 3,000 euros and the prize for the winner will be 1,000 euros, while the six reels Finalists will be awarded 200 euros; those who achieve the most will be awarded 400 euros. likes and four diving experiences or snorkel for the next four videos in the Top 10 finalists.

The Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO-CSIC) has deployed a total of four landersOceanographic centers in the Balearic Islands will allow scientists to verify aspects such as temperature, salinity, and the direction and speed of currents. This work was carried out in June by staff from the IEO's Balearic Oceanographic Center in collaboration with personnel from the oceanographic centers of Cádiz, Gijón, and Murcia, according to Europa Press. This is one of the activities planned within the framework of the Ebamar-PortoC project, which will involve the installation of the islands' new climate station.