Criterias
- I will not throw garbage into the sea or along the coast
- I will endeavour to use land based toilet facilities where available, to refrain from using sea toilets in marinas, harbours and sensitive areas and to follow national and regional regulations
- I will not release poisonous or toxic waste (oil, paint, used batteries, cleaning agents, etc.) in the sea. I will deliver these types of waste to the containers in the marina
- I will promote and use recycling facilities (glass, paper, etc.)
- I will use the most environmentally friendly products among paints, anti-foulings, paint remover, detergents, etc, that are available and work efficiently.
- I will instantly report pollution or other violation of environmental regulations to the authorities
- I will not use forbidden fishing practice and I will respect periods of the year when fishing is prohibited
- I will protect animals and plants in the sea, including no disturbance of breeding birds, seals or other marine mammals.
- I will respect vulnerable and nature protected areas
- I will avoid damage of the sea bottom, e.g. when dropping anchor
- I will avoid disturbing fishery or fishing gear
- I will not buy or use objects made from protected species or from archaeological underwater findings
- I will encourage other sailers to take care of the environment
Join the campaign
To join the campaign in the UK, please send us an email with the following information: Name, Surname, Address, Email, Telephone and Local Yachtclub Membership.
Join in England, Wales or Northern Ireland
Join in Scotland
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Joining the Individual Blue Flag Campaign is a way to contribute to a better marine environment. |
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David Griffiths was the first member in Scotland to sign up for the Individual Blue Flag Campaign. |
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