Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Marking-Marine-Reserve-in-the-North-Sea-27MZIFIJGZNF.htmlConceptually similarMarking Marine Reserve in the North SeaGP02HETCompleted★★★★Marking Marine Reserve in the North SeaGP02HE3Completed★★★★Marking Marine Reserve in the North SeaGP02HDZCompleted★★★★Marking Marine Reserve in the North SeaGP02HE7Completed★★★★Marking Marine Reserve in the North SeaGP02HE4Completed★★★★Marking Marine Reserve in the North SeaGP02HE6Completed★★★★Marking Marine Reserve in the North SeaGP02HEQCompleted★★★★Remotely Operated Vehicle ( ROV) taking images of nuclear waste barrels, North Sea.GP019YECompleted★★★★Marking Marine Reserve in the North SeaGP02HEJCompleted★★★★View AllGP02HEUMarking Marine Reserve in the North SeaCrew of the ms Sleipner in the control room looking at the screen of the ROV, the robot camera with which pictures are made of the wooden statues of seahorses which are installed on the sea bottom as part of the campaign SOS North Sea.In original language:Afbakenen Zeereservaat in de NoordzeeBemanning van de ms Sleipner kijkt naar de monitor van de ROV, de robotcamera waarmee foto's worden gemaakt van de standbeelden van zeepaarden die op de bodem van de Noordzee zijn geinstalleerd in het kader van de SOS Noordzee campagneLocations:The NetherlandsDate:24 Jun, 2011Credit:© Greenpeace / Cris Toala OlivaresMaximum size:3500px X 2325pxKeywords:Boats-Camera equipment-Computer equipment-Darkness-Equipment-Greenpeace ships-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-Marine Reserves (campaign title)-Men-Oceans (campaign title)-Remotely operated vehicles-Seahorses-Seas-Two people-Underwater shotsShoot:Marking Marine Reserve in the North SeaAs part of the campaign ‘SOS North Sea” Greenpeace is present during one month at the Cleaver Bank in the North Sea. With the mv Sleipner the organisation charts the biodiversity of the sea beds, shows the rich variety of the flora and fauna in the area with the help of a robot camera (ROV) and protects the vulnerable life on the sea beds by letting down wooden statues of sea horses tightened to heavy rocks on the bottom. By means of these ‘gatekeepers’ the sea bottom is protected against destructive fishing methods and other damaging practises. This year the European ministers of Fisheries start a new European fisheries policy. This international Greenpeace campaign is executed to pressure the politicians, especially the responsible Dutch Secretary of State Henk Bleker to plead on European level for more marine reserves to secure the future of healthy seas and oceans. During 20 years politicians speak about protection of precious areas at sea but there have never been made any decisions to start with a policy to make it happen.
