The Bay of Boka Bay has not been spared even more pollution of sea and air. That is why NGO Fit Woman Montenegro organized a lecture by Dr Aleksandra Huter, research assistant of the Institute of Marine Biology in Kotor about endangered species in the Bay of Kotor.
Dr. Huter talked about the animal species inhabiting the waters of the Bay of Kotor, their characteristics and habits, as well as how it is influenced by human activity and increasingly pronounced pollution of the sea and air.
– Through the presentation of Dr Huter and her answers to numerous questions, information about how many species of turtle inhabit the Adriatic Sea, how turtles throw out excess salts from the organism, how to recognize when the sea is the purest, what kind of dolphins stretch into our bay. We agree that it is necessary to keep more accounts on environmental protection, especially in terms of preventing further pollution of the sea as the most valuable resource of our community – they say from this NGO.
In addition to this lecture, members of the NGO Fit Woman Montenegro marked the Earth Day with participation in the waste collection campaign on the Blatna beach in Igalo. The action was organized by the Institute of Marine Biology from Kotor as part of the project – Adopt a Beach.
– We are pleased to have taken part in a beneficial action like this, as well as what Dr. Huter responded to our call and shared with us the knowledge of our wonderful bay. We believe that in the future we will cooperate with the Institute of Marine Biology and Dr. Huter – they were told by NGO Fit Woman Montenegro.
NVU Ruke in cooperation with NGO Fit Woman Montenegro on May 12 organizes the Primavera Festival, and then the gastronomic offer will be supplemented with sports-recreational activities. open zumba and fitness sessions with the support of NGO Fit Woman Montenegro