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Dive Against Debris Data Submission

Utoquai Tauchfeld 2 - Zürich Seepromenade

16 September, 2023

Submitted by: @tsk_water , on 19 September, 2023

Team Leader
Karin Hess
Number of Participants
3
Total Debris Collected
40 kgs (estimated)

47.364422267657, 8.5453887327599

Survey Information

Location Name
Utoquai Tauchfeld 2 - Zürich Seepromenade
Organization/Dive Centre
TSK Zürich
City
Zürich
Country
Switzerland
Date
16 September, 2023
Survey Duration
60 Minutes
GPS Coordinates
Latitude: 47.364422267657
Longitude: 8.5453887327599
Weather Conditions
nice, nothing special, relatively warm and sunny
Survey Depth Range
4–9 meters
Area Surveyed
220 m2
Dominant Substrate
seagrass
Ecosystem
fresh water lake
Wave Conditions
Calm (glassy to rippled) for waves 0 – 0.1 meter high

Survey Photos

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Debris Items Collected

plastic materials collected
SCUBA & Snorkel Gear-masks, Snorkels, Fins 1
Plastic Fragments 1
Strapping Bands (plastic) 1
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glass materials collected
Beverage Bottles (glass) 1
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metal materials collected
Cans: Food/juice, Other (tin) 2
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cloth materials collected
Bags (cloth) 1
Cloth Fragments 1
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paper materials collected
Paper, Cardboard Fragments 2
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other materials collected
Bike - metal + mixed materials 1
E-Scooter - metal + mixed materials 1
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Entangled Animals
Crustaceans
Species or Common Name fresh water mussels
Number Entangled 9999
Type of Debris on all debris that had been in the water for a little while
Comments disclaimer: mostly invasive and overpopulating species // all debris collected from the site that had been there for a few months already was completely covered in fresh water mussels. These were removed out of the water with the debris and could not be released again. They live at the site in abundance and are mostly invasive so a release was not necessary.
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Additional Information

city/human impact on environment

E-Scooter

E-Scooters

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