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The Other Side of Gibraltar's Agreement: Ecologists Denounces that It "Fulmines" 25,000 Hectares of Natura 2000 Network
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The environmental organisation Greenmar Ecologistas en Acción has denounced that the Treaty between the European Union and the United Kingdom on Gibraltar, published on 26 February 2026, implies in practice the protection of some 25,000 hectares integrated into the Natura 2000 Network. According to the collective, the impact particularly affects the Special Conservation Area (SWF).
Environmentalists denounce that the text protects established practices such as land reclamation, ship anchoring, and bunkering. The Treaty glosses over land reclamation and dumping but equates Gibraltar with car emissions prices.
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