Deep reef data collection for the Montserrat Marine Megafauna Project
Key Facts
FUNDING SCHEME Darwin Plus Local
VALUE £19,200
WHERE Montserrat
Summary
Collecting biological diversity, distribution, and abundance data is fundamental for CITES & CMS reporting andestablishing effective marine spatial plans, conservation measures, and efficient legislation. Non-invasive methods such as the deployment of baited remote underwater video systems (BRUVs) have been shown to be effective for the long-term monitoring of marine megafauna. This project will use low-cost tools to collect visual and environmental data using a deep sea camera and environmental.
