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Practical guidelines for the use of artificial reefs in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea

Practical guidelines for the use of artificial reefs in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea

 

Practical guidelines for the use of artificial reefs in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea   

Cover picture and design 

Cover picture: courtesy of Altan Lok (PhD), Ege University, Fisheries Faculty, Izmir (Turkey) Cover design: Aurora Nastasi

STUDIES AND REVIEWS No. 96  GENERAL FISHERIES COMMISSION FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN 

PRACTICAL GUIDELINES FOR THE USE OF ARTIFICIAL REEFS IN THE  MEDITERRANEAN AND THE BLACK SEA 

by 

Gianna Fabi, Giuseppe Scarcella, Alessandra Spagnolo, Stephen A. Bortone,  Eric Charbonnel, Juan J. Goutayer, Naoufel Haddad, 

Altan Lok and Michel Trommelen 

 

FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS  Rome, 2015

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PREPARATION OF THIS DOCUMENT

 

This publication is part of the Studies and Reviews series of the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM), which includes scientific and methodological papers on different topics of interest for the GFCM in the field of fisheries and aquaculture. This document contains guidelines on management practices for the planning, siting, construction, anchoring and monitoring of artificial reefs in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea. It is intended to provide users, managers and planners with essential information and guidance on some of the most effective methods for enhancing and protecting natural resources while increasing fisheries and aquaculture opportunities. Acknowledging the increasing interest shown by several Mediterranean countries in artificial reefs, the GFCM has agreed to compile up?to?date guidelines with a view to supporting potential artificial reef developers in the set?up, monitoring and management of artificial reefs in Mediterranean and Black Sea coastal waters. These guidelines were presented in January 2012 at the twelfth session of the GFCM Subcommittee on Marine Environment and Ecosystems (SCMEE) and further discussed during a workshop on artificial reefs in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, held on the occasion of the tenth International Conference on Artificial Reefs and Aquatic Habitats (September 2013, Izmir, Turkey). This document is the fruit of cooperation between several scientists from different countries having specific experience in artificial reefs and it builds upon the recommendations included in international conventions and previous guidelines.

 

 

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

 

This publication is the result of a team work and could not have been completed without the precious inputs of the many experts who provided materials and information on artificial reefs deployed in their own countries. Special thanks are addressed to Dr Heath Folpp from the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries (NSW DPI), North Coast Fisheries, NSW Australia, and Dr Michael Lowry from NSW DPI, Port Stephens Fisheries Institute, NSW Australia, who kindly peer?reviewed the earlier drafts of this document and provided precious and helpful suggestions and information. Finally, gratitude is expressed to the GFCM Secretariat, namely the Executive Secretary, Mr Abdellah Srour, and his team, Ms Pilar Hernandez and Ms Aurora Nastasi, for their commitment in publishing this work. 

 

FAO. 2015. Practical guidelines for the use of artificial reefs in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, by Gianna Fabi, Giuseppe Scarcella, Alessandra Spagnolo, Stephen A. Bortone, Eric Charbonnel, Juan J. Goutayer, Naoufel Haddad, Altan Lok, and Michel Trommelen. Studies and Reviews. General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean. No. 96. Rome, Italy.

 

ABSTRACT

 

Artificial reefs have been used for a long time around the world and have served many purposes ranging from habitat restoration, fish stock enhancement and fisheries management to research and recreation. At present, fish stock enhancement and fisheries management are the main reasons driving reef construction in the Mediterranean Sea, while habitat restoration is the main purpose for their use in the Black Sea. The increasing interest for artificial reefs has given rise to several concerns regarding their possible negative impacts, due to the use of unsuitable materials and to waste dumping. Consequently, the need emerged over the past fifteen years to develop guidelines in order to support managers and scientists in the use of artificial reefs in European seas. Based on such existing guidelines, this document aims to further provide up?to?date information and guidance regarding specific management practices for the planning, siting, construction and anchoring of artificial reefs in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea and for monitoring their effectiveness from an ecological and socio?economic point of view.  

After providing an overview of existing definitions and legislations relating to the deployment of artificial reefs, this document illustrates the main aspects related to the different steps involved in the planning, siting and construction phases. A detailed presentation of the specific types and purposes of artificial reefs follows, with a description of their possible impacts and of existing methodologies to monitor and assess their effectiveness. Finally, these guidelines give insights about the socio?economic effects of artificial reefs and control, surveillance and maintenance issues.  

 

1. Introduction 
2. International legislation on artificial reef deployment 
3. Planning 
4. Siting, design and construction of artificial reefs 4.1. Site evaluation for artificial reef deployment 
4.2. Materials 
4.3. Types of reef structures 
4.4. Artificial reef dimensions 
4.5. Placement of the artificial structures 
4.6. Time of deployment 
5. Function specific criteria 
5.1. Protection artificial reefs 
5.2. Production artificial reefs 
5.3. Recreational artificial reefs 
5.4. Restoration artificial reefs 
5.5.1.Objective 
6. Possible negative impacts 
7. Methodologies to assess effectiveness and impacts of artificial reefs and standardized monitoring procedures 
7.1. Critical aspects in monitoring plans 
7.2. Monitoring methods 
7.3. Statistical framework 
8. Socio economic effects of artificial reefs 
9. Artificial reef management: control, surveillance and maintenance 
10. References 

Artificial reefs have been used for a long time around the world and have served many purposes ranging from habitat restoration, fish stock enhancement and fisheries management to research and recreation. At present, fish stock enhancement and fisheries management are the main reasons driving reef construction in the Mediterranean Sea, while habitat restoration is the main purpose for their use in the Black Sea. The increasing interest for artificial reefs has given rise to several concerns regarding their possible negative impacts, due to the use of unsuitable materials and to waste dumping. Consequently, the need emerged over the past fifteen years to develop guidelines in order to support managers and scientists in the use of artificial reefs in European seas. Based on such existing guidelines, this document aims to further provide up-to-date information and guidance regarding specific management practices for the planning, siting, construction and anchoring of artificial reefs in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea and for monitoring their effectiveness from an ecological and socio-economic point of view. After providing an overview of existing definitions and legislations relating to the deployment of artificial reefs, this document illustrates the main aspects related to the different steps involved in the planning, siting and construction phases. A detailed presentation of the specific types and purposes of artificial reefs follows, with a description of their possible impacts and of existing methodologies to monitor and assess their effectiveness. Finally, these guidelines give insights about the socio-economic effects of artificial reefs and control, surveillance and maintenance issues.

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