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Project · 2016–2024

Assessment of the Mediterranean Monk Seal Population and Habitats Project

Communication and education activities have been carried out to raise awareness of the Mediterranean monk seal.

Period
2016–2024
Coordination
Ministry of Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change (General Directorate for Protection of Natural Assets)
Support
Zoological Society of London-EDGE (2016-2018); Prince Bernhard Nature Fund (2018-2021); Endangered Landscapes Programme (2019-2024)
Partners
Marmaris Municipality, Marmaris National Parks Management

Where?

Coasts the project spans

  1. 01Coastal strip from Gökova Bay to Yedi Adalar in AntalyaMonitoring and conservation activities under the Endangered Landscapes Programme

What we do

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Understanding habitat use

The aim was to establish the season, the frequency and the coastal caves in which the Mediterranean monk seal (Monachus monachus) visits for breeding and recuperation, and to identify the individuals that use coastal caves.

Awareness

Communication and education activities have been carried out to raise awareness of the Mediterranean monk seal.

01Understanding habitat use

The aim was to establish the season, the frequency and the coastal caves in which the Mediterranean monk seal (Monachus monachus) visits for breeding and recuperation, and to identify the individuals that use coastal caves.

02Awareness

Communication and education activities have been carried out to raise awareness of the Mediterranean monk seal.

Monitoring the life of a species

Support

  1. 2016-2018

    Support from the Zoological Society of London-EDGE.

  2. 2018-2021

    Support from the Prince Bernhard Nature Fund.

  3. 2019-2024

    Support from the Endangered Landscapes Programme.

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