(13. February 2012)
Blue Flag has just signed a sponsorship contract with a new sponsor: Kvorning group. This agreement will enable Blue Flag to develop the international Blue Flag application on i-phones and Androids!
(10. February 2012)
In all aspects of our lives, protecting the environment has become one of the primary goals. Naturally, the same goes for us in BeachTech.
(4. February 2012)
Around one hundred HSBC Eco-Schools students & teachers, and HSBC volunteers took part in a beachside competition hosted by Emirates Wildlife Society in association with WWF (EWS-WWF) to raise awareness of the conservation needs of marine turtles and to mark UAE Environment Day on February 4, 2012.
(23. January 2012)
The International Blue Flag coordinator took the opportunity during her holidays to meet with the Colombian Ministry of Tourism to discuss joining FEE and implementing the Blue Flag programme.
(20. October 2011)
Cape Town’s Blue Flag Marina Programme signals a first for South Africa marinas
(14. October 2011)
(5. October 2011)
On the 28 September 2011, the Blue Flag International Jury has awarded the Blue Flag to a beach and a marina in Sint Maarten as well as 4 beaches in the US Virgin Islands for the first time. Sint Maarten and the US Virgin Islands have therefore now completed their pilot phase and have achieved full implementation of the Blue Flag programme.
(27. July 2011)
At an event on 20 July 2011 in the municipality of Melendugno in Puglia in Southern Italy, FEE was awarded the “Acqua Mater Prize” for its outstanding commitment in encouraging municipalities to pursue and promote sustainable development of beaches and marinas through its Blue Flag Programme.
(11. May 2011)
Blue Flag first for Jordan and the United Arab Emirates !
(19. April 2011)
16 whale-watching boats from Madagascar have joined the Blue Flag for Whale-watching Boats.
(13. April 2011)
The 'Spirit of New Zealand' the (tall) flag ship of the Spirit of Adventure Trust was officially welcomed as a member of the global Blue Flag programme at a ceremony on Friday at Westhaven Marina Auckland.
(6. April 2011)
Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE) announces that we with our Blue Flag and Green Key programmes have joined the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC), an international initiative dedicated to promoting sustainable tourism practices around the world.
(6. December 2010)
Puerto Rico gives the first Blue Flag to a beach located at a Nature Reserve in the Caribbean
(28. October 2010)
For the 10th anniversary year of Blue Flag in South Africa, twenty-seven South African beaches have been awarded international Blue Flag status for 2010/11.
(5. October 2010)
Since the Blue Flag programme started in 1987, more than 53 000 Blue Flags have been raised in the world. It is actually in 2010 that the 50 000th Blue Flag has been awarded!
(30. September 2010)
(13. August 2010)
Blue Flag fun day comes to Leven
(11. June 2010)
For the second consecutive year, the Corona Save the Beach campaign was launched with Blue Flag as partner
(10. June 2010)
TIDY Northern Ireland announced that a grand total of eight beaches and one marina have been awarded the international Blue Flag for their excellent environmental management and pristine water quality.
(8. June 2010)
In 2010, France is very happy to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Blue Flag in France, which shows how important and respected this label is around the world
(21. May 2010)
On the occasion of World Turtle day, Nature Trust (Malta) organised the Eco-Schools Turtle Release event for 2010. Seven loggerhead turtles have been released at the Mellieha Bay which will also link up with the Blue Flag activities for this Bay that is now applying for the full Blue Flag status.
(30. July 2009)
The International Blue Flag Coordination took part in the press event held by Corona Extra to present their survey carried out for the Corona Save the Beach campaign. Subsequently, Capocotta, a beach in Italy was chosen by internet users as the beach for a clean-up event
(1. June 2009)
The Blue Flag season 2009 in the Netherlands was started with a unique never seen event
The Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE) is a non-governmen, non-profit organisation promoting sustainable development through environmental education.
FEE is an international umbrella organisation with one national member organisation per country representing FEE on the national level and in charge of implementing FEE programmes nationally. FEE currently has 74 member organisations in 64 countries worldwide.
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