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Slovenia covers only a small piece of the coast of the Adriatic Sea, which is particularly burdened in the summer due to tourism. We urge visitors to have a respectful attitude towards sea and coastal life and nature. Namely, interfering with the environment and marine ecosystems can have serious environmental consequences.Author: Ministry of Natural Resources and Spatial Planning
Marine animals and plants are vulnerable organisms. An inappropriate attitude can lead to injuries and death, which adversely affects the biodiversity and health of the marine ecosystem. We observe the marine animals, but do not take them out of the water or take them home.
Some tips and recommendations:
Observe, do not touch - we observe the marine animals from a distance, we do not hunt them and do not interfere.
Do not take the sea - shells, crab and other animals we do not pick or close into buckets.
Lets keep the sea clean - we pick up the trash and leave nothing behind.
Leave shells of snails and shells on the shore - they can be home for other animals.
Lets be friendly visitors - lets not compose stones on the coast, as they have a marine animal and plants home.
We learn by example - we explain to children why we need to be respectful to nature.
Let the sea stay alive and beautiful - for us and for future generations.
The law is forbidden intentionally, without justifying reason to upset and deprive the marine animals, and the violation can mean a fine. Supervision is carried out by inspectors responsible for nature conservation and nature conservation supervisors in protected areas. Insured areas, which also have access to the sea in their area, are the Strunjan Landscape Park and Debeli Rtic Landscape Park. Public institutions in the field of nature conservation on the Coast are aware of visitors about the harmless visit of the sea and the coast.
Other current awareness activities:
From classroom to sea: Interactive e -classroom that opens the door to the world of the sea - Natura2000
The YouSea Institute and Radio Capris are not toys with a shared summer marine animal campaign! | I Feel Slovenia
