Katy Perry's new music video, 'Lifetimes', is under investigation by the regional government of Spain's Balearic Islands due to alleged unauthorized filming in the protected Ses Salines Natural Park. The investigation was prompted by the production company's failure to secure all necessary permits, although officials have clarified that this is not considered an environmental crime. Perry's label stated that they received verbal authorization to proceed with filming despite one permit still being processed. The video showcases Perry enjoying activities in the ecologically sensitive area, which has drawn attention to the importance of regulatory compliance in protecting natural sites. The controversy arises as Perry prepares to release her upcoming album, '143', amidst previous criticism for her first single, 'Woman's World'. The preliminary inquiry emphasizes the need for stricter regulations to safeguard valuable ecological zones in the face of popular media projects.