RACSPA

14.07.2014

In the framework of the good existing relationships between  RAC/SPA and CMAS, CMAS Scientific Commission has pleasure in making available to divers the different RAC/SPA action plans for a better knowledge of policies focusing on:

  • Protected areas and biodiversity
  • Cetacea
  • Coral Reef
  • Invasive species
  • Birds
  • Monachus albiventer( monk seals)
  • Sharks and Rays
  • Sea Vegetation

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