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Dive Against Debris Data Submission

Base de plein air de Ste-Foy

15 August, 2018

Team Leader
Stéphanie Labbé
Number of Participants
52
Total Debris Collected
465 lbs (estimated)

46.789302, -71.332911

Survey Information

Location Name
Base de plein air de Ste-Foy
Organization/Dive Centre
Plongée Nautilus
City
Québec
Country
Canada
Date
15 August, 2018
Survey Duration
46 Minutes
GPS Coordinates
Latitude: 46.789302
Longitude: -71.332911
Weather Conditions
Mostly sunny
Survey Depth Range
1–22 feet
Area Surveyed
14337 m2
Dominant Substrate
silt
Ecosystem
Man made small lake (abandonned quarry)
Wave Conditions
Calm (glassy to rippled) for waves 0 – 0.1 meter high
Entangled Animals
Marine Mammals
Species or Common Name None
Number Entangled -1
Type of Debris None
Birds
Species or Common Name None
Number Entangled -1
Type of Debris None
Sea Turtle
Species or Common Name None
Number Entangled -1
Type of Debris None
Sharks & Rays
Species or Common Name None
Number Entangled -1
Type of Debris None
Other Fish
Species or Common Name None
Number Entangled -1
Type of Debris None
Crustaceans
Species or Common Name None
Number Entangled -1
Type of Debris None
Other Animals
Species or Common Name None
Number Entangled -1
Type of Debris None

This site is part of a municipal park that is cleaned regularly by employees. We should have found less debris for the given short period. It is not a dive site but an outdoor activities park (kayak, pedalo, etc.)

Ball coming from a nearby school and a complete basketball hoop with pole. Sledge hammer

Plastics of all kind in small sizes - Cannot be recycled due to size

Dive gear - Hard to prevent the loss of gear in a public place

Beverage container (glass and aluminum) - The need to enforce the no trash zone

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