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Biofouling Management in the Recreational Boating Sector: Survey

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This international survey needs to hear about current practices by recreational sailors worldwide for preventing and managing biofouling on the hulls of their boats. Give 5 minutes to take part so that better and more economically efficient tools can be identified for all boaters to prevent biofouling.

Last Update - December 27, 2020

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GloFouling Partnerships, in partnership with World Sailing, the International Council of Marine Industry Associations (ICOMIA) and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), is aiming to produce a study on the impacts of biofouling on the recreational boating sector, and its role as a vector for invasive aquatic species.

The study will include recommendations on the best approaches to tackle biofouling in a cost-effective way for all types of sailing boats, motorboats and yachts.

Taking part in this survey will help them learn about current practices used by owners and users of recreational boats for preventing and managing biofouling on the hulls of their boats. The aim of this initiative is to identify better and more economically efficient tools for all boaters to prevent biofouling.

Take part in the survey here.

https://www.glofouling.imo.org/recreational-boating-survey

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