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Dive Against Debris Data Submission

ADS586 - Lake Dlinnoe. The Island

21 September, 2019

Submitted by: tortuga-diving , on 29 September, 2019

Team Leader
Elena Nayda
Number of Participants
4
Total Debris Collected
20 kgs (estimated)

60.299125381906, 29.297378745896

Survey Information

Location Name
ADS586 - Lake Dlinnoe. The Island
Organization/Dive Centre
Tortuga
City
St Petersburg
Country
Russia
Date
21 September, 2019
Survey Duration
35 Minutes
GPS Coordinates
Latitude: 60.299125381906
Longitude: 29.297378745896
Weather Conditions
cloudy, rain
Survey Depth Range
3–9.4 meters
Area Surveyed
65 m2
Dominant Substrate
silt
Ecosystem
seagrass
Wave Conditions
Calm (glassy to rippled) for waves 0 – 0.1 meter high

Debris Items Collected

plastic materials collected
Bags-grocery/retail (plastic) 7
Bait Containers, Packaging 5
Beverage Bottles: Less Than 2 Litres (plastic) 1
Caps & Lids (plastic) 7
Straws, Stirrers 2
Plastic Fragments 15
Cigarette Filters 8
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glass materials collected
Cups & Plates-tableware/dishes (glass & Ceramic) 4
Glass & Ceramic Fragments 21
Beverage Bottles (glass) 18
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metal materials collected
Beverage Cans (aluminium) 6
Cans: Food/juice, Other (tin) 1
Caps & Lids (metal) 1
Forks, Knives, Spoons (cutlery) 5
Pipes & Rebar 4
Pull Tabs-beverages 6
Wire, Wire Mesh & Barbed Wire 3
Wrappers (foil/metal) 2
Fishing: Traps & Pots 2
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rubber materials collected
Rubber Fragments 4
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wood materials collected
Lumber (processed Or Cut/milled Wood) 1
Fishing: Traps & Pots 2
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mixed materials collected
Fireworks 1
Shoes-flip Flops, Sandals, Tennis, Etc 1
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Entangled Animals
Other Fish
Species or Common Name perch
Number Entangled 7
Status injured
Type of Debris fishing trap
Comments we found fishing trap with fishes inside. After cutting they came out alive
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Additional Information

This clean up was made during AWARE week. The water is cold now so we have no much participants, but we are going on ) Next clean up will be in October

ceramic sink - no idea how it came under water at this place

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