The Mallorca Regional Government (GOB) and the Estellencs Landscape Defense Association have filed two complaints with the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), an advisory body to UNESCO, warning that "the Tramuntana mountain range is in a critical state of degradation, aggravated and accelerated by the deregulatory policies of the Catalan government." The organizations warn that, with the regulatory reforms approved in recent months, the government of Marga Prohens "has turned the mountain range into an unprotected territory in the face of speculative and tourist pressure, putting at risk the universal values that justified its recognition as a World Heritage Site in 2011."