Fig. 8.10 Abundant flowering of Posidonia oceanica observed at À12 m in Agua Amarga, Cabo
de Gata-Níjar Natural Park (Almería, Andalusia), in November 2017 (a). The seagrass that arrives
at surface in the Barrier Reef of Posidonia, located in Roquetas de Mar, Almería (Andalusia), is
considered as a Natural Monument within the Network of Natural Protected Natural Areas of
Andalusia (b). Monitoring of a Posidonia oceanica fixed station within the POSIMED network by
technical and voluntary divers, obtaining density and coverage among other parameters. Roquetas
de Bajos, Almería (Andalucía), at 11 m (c). Photos: Diego Moreno/Sustainable Marine Environment Management Program/Andalusia Government
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de Gata-Níjar Natural Park (Almería, Andalusia), in November 2017 (a). The seagrass that arrives
at surface in the Barrier Reef of Posidonia, located in Roquetas de Mar, Almería (Andalusia), is
considered as a Natural Monument within the Network of Natural Protected Natural Areas of
Andalusia (b). Monitoring of a Posidonia oceanica fixed station within the POSIMED network by
technical and voluntary divers, obtaining density and coverage among other parameters. Roquetas
de Bajos, Almería (Andalucía), at 11 m (c). Photos: Diego Moreno/Sustainable Marine Environment Management Program/Andalusia Government
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