Sample images from Defence KBA Project field studies for reference purpose.
Photo 1: Karabiga coasts containing monk seal caves and rock cliffs providing breeding ground for shags and land mammals. Defence KBA field study.
Photo 2: SAD-AFAG diver after completion underwater survey. Defence KBA field study.
Photo 3: Karabiga coasts containing monk seal caves and rock cliffs providing breeding ground for shags. Defence KBA field study.
Photo 4: Pristine coasts of Karabiga Söğütlü Yalı, home to colonially breeding sea birds, land mammals, bats and Mediterranean monk seals. Defence KBA field study.
Photo 5: Photography and video shooting from advantageous points on top of cliffs for marine & coastal biodiversity documentation by SAD-AFAG research team members. Defence KBA field study.
Photo 6: One of the member of Karabiga Municipality Council providing information how their evaluation and decision on the coal fired TPPs changed after intense field study and communication activities. Defence KBA field studies. (c) SAD-AFAG
Photo 7: One of the member of Karabiga Municipality Council providing information how their evaluation and decision on the coal fired TPPs changed after intense field study and communication activities. Defence KBA field studies. (c) SAD-AFAG
Photo 8: One of the Defence KBA Project Team established specific to Karabiga 2016 field survey. Project management forms different teams among several SAD members and volunteers based on different field conditions and needs. Defence KBA field study. (c) SAD-AFAG
Photo 9: One of the Defence KBA Project Team established specific to Karabiga 2016 field survey. Project management forms different teams among several SAD members and volunteers based on different field conditions and needs. Defence KBA field study. (c) SAD-AFAG
Photo 10: SAD-AFAG van car have been used since the beginning of the Project in all the sites in the Project coverage area. Defence KBA field study. (c) SAD-AFAG
Photo 11: Video shooting from long distance along Karabiga coasts, Marmara Sea. Rare observations and documentation can be achieved only using long telephoto lenses and professional camera bodies. Defence KBA field study. (c) SAD-AFAG