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// FOR YACHTSMEN // - Anchor sites inside the park are located in bays appropriate for such purpose: Magrovica, Podugopolje, Pasjak, Jaz, Kruševica, Mir, Tripuljak, Buhaj, Pod Katina. - Buoys for the mooring of vessels are located in bays: Mir, Tripuljak, Krusevica and Kučinmul. - The mooring of buoys is free of charge. - Mooring during the day is recommended. - This institution does not assume responsibility for the vessel during mooring. - The main shipping route from the central channel towards the open sea leads through the passage of Mala Proversa, which is marked with maritime signalization (red and green lights). - Zones for sport and recreation on the water: Zone 1: Gozdenjak bay, Mala Kamenišna bay and Vela Kamenišna bay Zone 2: Buhaj bay, Bok bay (Pećina) and Strižna bay Warnings! - Anchoring at your own risk! - Speedboating is not allowed near the coast and through the passage! - The speed limit of the vessel is up to 10 knots within the Cape Pod Poljica! - The speed limit of the vessel is up to 5 knots within anchorages! - The maximum depth in the passage Mala Proversa is 4,3 m! - The maximum depth in the passage Vela Proversa is 2,2 m! - Walk the trails at your own risk! - Do not approach the edge of the rocks! CAULERPA – THE ENEMY OF LIFE IN THE ADRIATIC The sea-flowering plant Posidonia oceanica, also known as see grass, is an endemic species of the Mediterranean Sea. It grows almost beneath sea level and down to depths of 50 meters on sand bottoms where it grows in thick submerged meadows. The Posidonia meadows are the largest “stockyards” of biological diversity in the Adriatic Sea. Many sorts of fish and crabs live, spawn, feed themselves and find shelter in these meadows, many of which are of important economic importance. Also, the Posedonia meadows protect the coastline from erosion with a thick network of roots and rhizomes that prevent ablation of the sediment from the seabed and also enrich the sea water and the sediment with oxygen. Due to various human activities, the Posidonia meadows are highly endangered and are increasingly disappearing. Besides this species there are three other species of sea-flowering plants that live in the Adriatic: Cymodocea nodosa, Zostera noltii and Zostera marina. - The algae’s Caulerpa taxifolia and Caulerpa racemosa are also one of the causes of endangerment of the Posidonia meadows. - These algae are allochthonous species, which means that the Adriatic is not their natural habitat - They are invasive species that reproduce, spread and grow over existing autochthon organisms on the seabed, which leads to their extinction. - The consequence of the spread by the Cualerpa is a drastic reduce of the biodiversity of the seabed - In the Adriatic, they reproduce asexually by breaking of a part of an algae and their re-growing into another algae. They are transferred by boat anchors, nets and sea currents!!! The settlments of the Posidonia and other sea-flowering plants are highly endangered by anchoring of yachtsmen!!! The anchors cut the rhizomes and thus permanently damage the settlments (the rhizome grows at a rate of 1 cm/year)!!! YACHTSMEN !!! Please check your anchors and if you find pieces of these algae remove them before you throw your anchor back into the sea. By no means do you return algae fragments back into the sea, because new algae will evolve from them!!! In case you should find Caluerpa, it is your obligation to notify about the site of your findings the technicians or supervisors of the Park services or the laboratory for phytobentos at the Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries in Split, on the following telephone number: 021/408-004!!!
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// Za nautičare // - Sidrišta unutar Parka se nalaze u za to prikladnim uvalama: Magrovica, Podugopolje, Pasjak, Jaz, Kruševica, Mir, Tripuljak, Buhaj, Pod Katina. - Plutače (bove) za privez plovila nalaze se u uvalama: Mir, Tripuljak, Kruševica i Kučinmul. - Sam privez za plutače se ne naplaćuje. - Preporuča se privez tijekom dana. - Ustanova ne preuzima odgovornost za plovilo tijekom priveza. - Glavni plovni put iz srednjeg kanala prema otvorenom moru ide kroz prolaz Mala Proversa koji je označen pomorskom signalizacijom (crvena i zelena svjetla). - Zone za sport i rekreaciju na vodi: Zona 1: uvala Gozdenjak, uvala Mala Kamenišna i uvala Vela Kamenišna Zona 2: uvala Buhaj, uvala Bok (Pećina) i uvala Strižna UPOZORENJA ! - Sidrenje na vlastitu odgovornost! - Glisiranje nije dozvoljeno u blizini obale i kroz prolaze! - Ograničenje brzine plovila na 10 čv unutar rta Pod Poljica! - Ograničenje brzine plovila na 5 čv unutar sidrišta! - Najveća dubina Prolaza Mala Proversa 4,3 m! - Najveća dubina Prolaza Vela Proversa 2,2 m! - Šetnja stazama na vlastitu odgovornost! - Ne prilazite rubu stijena! CAULERPA – NEPRIJATELJ ŽIVOTA U JADRANU Morska cvjetnica Posidonia oceanica, u narodu poznata kao "morska trava", endemska je vrsta Sredozemnog mora. Raste gotovo od površine mora do 50 – ak metara dubine na pjeskovitom morskom dnu gdje razvija guste podmorske livade. Livade posidonije najveća su "spremišta" biološke raznolikosti u Jadranskom moru. U njima žive, mrijeste se, hrane i nalaze sklonište mnoge vrste riba i rakova, od kojih mnoge imaju veliku gospodarsku važnost. Također, livade posidonije štite obalu od erozije, gustim spletom korijenja i podzemnih stabljika sprečava odnošenje sedimenta s morskog dna te obogaćuje morsku vodu i sediment s kisikom. Zbog različitih ljudskih djelatnosti livade posidonije su vrlo ugrožene i sve više nestaju. Osim ove vrste u Jadranu žive još tri vrste morskih cvjetnica: Cymodocea nodosa, Zostera noltii i Zostera marina. - Jedan od uzroka ugroženosti livada posidonije su i alge Caulerpa taxifolia i Caulerpa racemosa. - Ove alge su alohtone vrste što znači da im Jadran nije prirodno stanište. - Invazivne su vrste, razmnožavaju se, šire i prerastaju postojeće, autohtone organizme na morskom dnu, što dovodi do njihovog ugibanja. - Posljedica širenja kaulerpi je drastično smanjenje bioraznolikosti morskog dna. - U Jadranu se razmnožavaju nespolno, otkidanjem djelića alge i njihovim obnavljanjem u nove alge. Prenose se sidrima brodova, mrežama i morskim strujama!!! Naselja posidonije i ostalih morskih cvjetnica vrlo su ugrožena sidrenjem!!! Sidra kidaju rizome i na taj način trajno oštećuju naselje (rast rizoma je 1 cm/god)!!! NAUTIČARI !!! Provjerite svoja sidra i ako nađete komadiće ovih algi uklonite ih prije ponovnog bacanja sidra u more. Fragmente algi nikako ne vraćajte natrag u more jer će se iz njih razviti nova alga!!! U slučaju da pronađete caulerpu obavezno dojavite mjesto nalaza stručnoj ili nadzornoj službi Parka ili laboratoriju za fitobentos Instituta za oceanografiju i ribarstvo u Splitu na broj telefona: 021/408-004!!!