Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Stones-Monitoring-off-Sylt-27MZIFJ69HSO2.htmlConceptually similarStones Monitoring off SyltGP0STPQX1Completed★★★★Stones Monitoring off SyltGP0STPQWZCompleted★★★★Stones Monitoring off SyltGP0STPQWRCompleted★★★★Stones Monitoring off SyltGP0STPQX9Completed★★★★Stones Monitoring off SyltGP0STPQX5Completed★★★★Stones Monitoring off SyltGP0STPQX8Completed★★★★Stones Monitoring off SyltGP0STPQXICompleted★★★★Stones Monitoring off SyltGP0STPQXFCompleted★★★★Stones Monitoring off SyltGP0STPQWVCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STPQXCStones Monitoring off SyltClose up of a crab (Cancer pagurus). Greenpeace has built a stone wall in a Marine Reserve off Sylt (Sylt Outer Reef ca. 5000 square kilometre). The Marine Reserve is endangered by beam trawlers and gravel extraction. Greenpeace is monitoring how marine organisms develop on the stones.Taschenkrebs (Cancer pagurus) am Quader (Norweger) 245; 54º 41,966' N, 007º 19,437' EIn original language:Steine Monitoring am Sylter AussenriffMit tonnenschweren Natursteinen schuetzt Greenpeace ein Gebiet in der Deutschen Bucht, das Sylter Aussenriff (Gesamtflaeche ca. 5000 qkm), vor der Zerstoerung durch die Fischerei. Das Areal wird durch Schleppnetze sowie schwere Saugbagger fuer den Abbau von Sand und Kies bedroht, obwohl die Bundesregierung es als Naturschutzgebiet ausgewiesen hat. Greenpeace untersucht die 2008 versenkten Steine, die mit zahlreichen Meeresorganismen bewachsen sind.Taschenkrebs (Cancer pagurus) am Quader (Norweger) 245; 54º 41,966' N, 007º 19,437' ELocations:Europe-Germany-North Sea-SyltDate:21 Sep, 2015Credit:© Wolf Wichmann / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3648px X 2736pxKeywords:Beauty-Crabs-Defending Our Oceans (campaign title)-KWCI (GPI)-Marine Reserves (campaign title)-Nature-Oceans (campaign title)-Seas-Underwater shotsShoot:Stones Monitoring off SyltGreenpeace has built a stone wall in a Marine Reserve off Sylt (Sylt Outer Reef ca. 5000 square kilometre). The Marine Reserve is endangered by beam trawlers and gravel extraction. Greenpeace is monitoring how marine organisms develop on the stones.
