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National Marine Park of Alonissos Northern ThalassioParko application for smartphones. for application https://alonissosmarinepark.blogspot.com/ https://alonissosmarinepark.blogspot.com/ as well as in the the in as well as website following the VISITORS user friendly, interactive map for the restrictions in the Marine Park, which they imbedded in in imbedded they which Park, Marine the in restrictions the for map interactive friendly, user FLYER FOR FOR FLYER need for its protection, used their creativity, their knowledge and their passion and created a a created and passion their and knowledge their creativity, their used protection, its for need A group of promising teenagers from Alonissos, acknowledging the value of the Park and the the and Park the of value the acknowledging Alonissos, from teenagers promising of group A INFORMATION INFORMATION SPORADES NORTHERN NORTHERN OF ALONISSOS ALONISSOS OF MARINE PARK PARK MARINE and invertebrate species. invertebrate and NATIONAL NATIONAL the same time, higher biomass and bigger body sizes are guaranteed for marine fish fish marine for guaranteed are sizes body bigger and biomass higher time, same the as well as to the protection of benthic ecosystems such as Posidonia meadows. At At meadows. Posidonia as such ecosystems benthic of protection the to as well as contribute to the protection of local fish such as hake, sea bream, gossamer and bass, bass, and gossamer bream, sea hake, as such fish local of protection the to contribute fishing and the seabed from illegal moorings. Permanent spatial restrictions restrictions spatial Permanent moorings. illegal from seabed the and fishing are ensured. Patrolling protects the fish stocks from illegal professional and sport sport and professional illegal from stocks fish the protects Patrolling ensured. are to the local community and the visitors of the island. the of visitors the and community local the to well as the services they offer to the local community and the visitors of the area area the of visitors the and community local the to offer they services the as well Alonissos N. Sporades, as well as to raise awareness awareness raise to as well as Sporades, N. Alonissos In marine protected areas, the structure and operation of marine ecosystems as as ecosystems marine of operation and structure the areas, protected marine In protect, monitor and patrol the Marine Park of of Park Marine the patrol and monitor protect, Expected Results Expected uses floating and terrestrial surveilling means to to means surveilling terrestrial and floating uses anti-pollution equipment and trained staff and it it and staff trained and equipment anti-pollution housed until today. It has scientific monitoring and and monitoring scientific has It today. until housed first staffed and acquired the offices in which it is is it which in offices the acquired and staffed first 2003 but became operational in 2007 when it was was it when 2007 in operational became but 2003 The Managing Body of NMPANS was founded in in founded was NMPANS of Body Managing The The National Marine Park of Alonissos - Northern Sporades was established by Presi- dential Decree in 1992 and it is one of the largest marine protected area in Europe with LEARN ABOUT an area of 2.315 km². The area is a rare sanctu- ary for one of the most important popula- THE tions of the Mediterranean Monk Seal (Mona- REGULATIONS OF chus monachus) and other protected species of flora and fauna, while at the same time, im- THE MARINE portant archaeological and historical monu- PARK OF ments, are located within its limits. The objec- tives of establishing this internationally im- ALONISSOS portant protected area are: NORTHERN the protection, preservation and manage- SPORADES ment of nature and the landscape, as a natural heritage and a valuable national AND BECOME A natural resource. PART OF ITS the protection of one of the most import- PROTECTION! ant biotopes of the Monk Seal Monachus monachus, which is one of the most en- dangered mammals worldwide. the effective protection of Northern Spo- rades’ ecosystem, unique for its multifac- eted value (biological, ecological, aesthetic, scientific, geomorphological, educational). ©MOm/P. Dendrinos ©MOm/P. Use...within limits! The main protection regulations are the following: The Marine Park is not a "closed" protected area, but an extensive marine area of 2315 km², where visitors can navigate with respect to the restric- tions established to protect this unique ecosys- tem. It is prohibited to approach Piperi Island, the core of the Marine Park, in a radius less than 3 To ensure effective protection, the area is supervised by high-speed boats of the Port police and by nautical miles from its shores. two vessels donated by THALASSA Foundation, KIMOLOS and NIRIIS, as well as by the pilot opera- tion of new 3G technology cameras for the remote surveillance of the Piperi island . The patrolling It is prohibited to approach the island of Jura in a radius of 0.5 nautical miles from its shores. and awareness raising project is being carried out by the Management Body of National Marine Park The overnight stay of vessels in the A zone of the NMPANS is allowed only in the pictur- of Alonissos Northern Sporades in cooperation with the Alonissos’ Port Police and MOm/ Society esque bays of Planitis and Agios Petros of Kyra Panagia island, which are the safest anchorag- for the Study and Protection of the Monk Seal and it is being funded by THALASSA Foundation; the es in the area. active involvement and support of the local community has also played a crucial role in this effort. Combined with the ecosystem research implemented in the Marine Park, they constitute a holistic Approaching, mooring and overnight stay are allowed throughout the NPA B Area. approach that can be multiplied, as a good example of a Marine Protected Area best management. The use of fire is not allowed in the whole terrestrial area of the NMPANS. Sport fishing in zone A is only permitted in the A9 area, and only 1.5 miles off the Psathoura Island (rest of the marine area A with the exception of areas A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7 and A8) and only by trolling and with fishing lines. Sport fishing is allowed throughout Zone B of NMPANS only by trolling and with fishing lines, while fishing with spear gun is allowed only in certain areas of the Zone B. Scuba diving is only allowed in specific areas of the Zone B. Swimming and free diving is permitted throughout the Zone B while in the Zone A is allowed: a) in Psathoura (at Mandraki Beach), b) in Kyra Panagia (at the bays of Agios Petros and Planitis), c) in Skatzouras (at the port of Limani) and d) in all the islands and rocky islands of the Zone A, with the exception of the areas A1 (Piperi), A3 (Youra), A6 (Korakas, Skandili, Polemika) and A8 (Pagos area, 39ο 26΄43΄΄ Β 24ο 12΄36΄΄ Α). A2 Ν. Ψαθούρα Ν. Ψαθονήσι You may also contribute to the A8 Ν. Γιούρα A1 protection of the area’s biodiversity by: A3 ΖΩΝΗ Β A4 respecting the protection regulations Ν. Σφήκα ZONE B Ν. Παππούς Ν. Κουμπί Ν. Γράμμιζα not littering Ν. Πιπέρι Ν. Άγιος Πέτρος Ν. Φαγκρού (Πελέρισσα) avoiding anchoring on Posidonia meadows B3 Ν. Κυρά Παναγιά ΖΩΝΗ Α B2 ZONE A Ν. Μούλες notifying the competent authorities and bodies directly in the event of fire or Ν. Λεχούσα pollution at sea B1 For further information please contact: immediately notifying the competent authorities and bodies when finding a Ν. Μανώλα B4 A9 marine mammal (seal or dolphin) or seabird dead, injured Management Body of National Marine Ν. Περιστέρα Park of Alonissos Northern Sporades: Μικρό Αδέρφι http://alonissos-park.gr Ν. Αλόννησος A7 +30 24240 66378 / 66388 / 66419 WE JOIN FORCES FOR THE PROTECTION Μεγάλο Αδέρφι ΚασίδΜη.ς Λαχανού Μ. Πολεμικά A5 Alonissos Port Authorities: Μ. Στρογγυλό Ν. Σκάντζουρα OF THE SPORADES NATURE! Γαΐδαρος +30 2424065595 Ν. Πράσο Πολυρήχος A6 MOm Ν. Σκαντήλι Κόρακας https://www.mom.gr +30 24240 66350 Thalassa Foundation: http://thalassafoundation.com +30 6946502135.
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