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The first assesment of seafloor marine litter pollution in marine protected areas in Montenegro is presented. Surveys were performed during 2020 and 2021 year at two protected marine areas “Sopot” and “Dražin vrt”. Methodology was based on visual survey by SCUBA diving during cleaning campains. The results show dominance of plastic litter (46.91%), while considering the size classes, the most numerous was size class I (46.54%). Mean density of marine litter was 3 items/100 m2. Results indicate that both investigated MPA's are highly polluted by seafloor marine litter, what highlights the need for constant monitoring.
MPA, seafloor litter, marine pollution, Savalia savaglia, Adriatic Sea
MPA, seafloor litter, marine pollution, Savalia savaglia, Adriatic Sea
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