Member State report / Art9 / 2012 / D1-R / Bulgaria / Black Sea

Report type Member State report to Commission
MSFD Article Art. 9 Determination of GES (and Art. 17 updates)
Report due 2012-10-15
GES Descriptor D1 Reptiles
Member State Bulgaria
Region/subregion Black Sea
Reported by Black Sea Basin Directorate
Report date 2013-09-15
Report access BLKBG_MSFD9GES_20130815.xml
GES component
D1
1.1 Species distribution
1.1.1 Species distributional range
1.1.1 Species distributional range
1.1.1 Species distributional range
1.1.1 Species distributional range
1.1.1 Species distributional range
1.1.1 Species distributional range
1.1.2 Species distributional pattern
1.1.2 Species distributional pattern
1.1.2 Species distributional pattern
1.1.2 Species distributional pattern
1.1.2 Species distributional pattern
1.1.2 Species distributional pattern
1.1.3 Area covered by species
1.2 Population size
1.2 Population size
1.2 Population size
1.2 Population size
1.2 Population size
1.2 Population size
1.2.1 Population abundance
1.2.1 Population abundance
1.2.1 Population abundance
1.2.1 Population abundance
1.2.1 Population abundance
1.2.1 Population abundance
1.3 Population condition
1.3 Population condition
1.3 Population condition
1.3 Population condition
1.3 Population condition
1.3 Population condition
1.3.1 Population demographic characteristics
1.3.1 Population demographic characteristics
1.3.1 Population demographic characteristics
1.3.1 Population demographic characteristics
1.3.1 Population demographic characteristics
1.3.1 Population demographic characteristics
Method used
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: The threshold for GES is determined as the 37% (EQR = 0.63) deviation from the baseline, consistent with the concept applied to limit the WFD good / moderate ecological status. The baseline is determined to be the lower quartile of data series for the period 1990-2011. To baseline for the open seas assessment area is based on published data (Yunev et al., 2007)
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Biological diversity indexes
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: To baseline condition for the coastal and shelf assessment areas is determined as the 90th percentile of the long data series for the 1991-2011. The baseline condition for the open seas is based on historical data for the reference period for the Black Sea ecosystem (Vladimirov et al., 1997)
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: The threshold value is estimated as the upper 95% confidence interval. The baseline condition is assessed using mean value and the 95% confidence interval for the reference period 1967-1973
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Field measurement of the concentration of phosphates (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: The baseline is determined based on data from the 1960-1970 reference period of the Black Sea ecosystem. The threshold for GES is calculated as the 37% (EQR = 0.63) deviation from the baseline, in consistency with the determination of the threshold between good/moderate environmental status in the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Field measurement of the concentration of nitrates (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Field measurement of the mezozooplankton biomass (mg/m^3) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 1966-2006
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Field measurement of the phytoplankton biomass (mg/m^3) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2006-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Field measurement of the concentration of ammonium (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Field measurement of the oxygen saturation (OS%) in the upper homogeneous layer of the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Determination of the MSY, SSB and the percentage of adult individuals for three commercially exploited fish species (sprat (Sprattus sprattus), anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) and Black Sea turbot(Scophthalmus maeoticus))
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Analysis of the trends in the long-term data series of the hydrographic characteristics
BLK-BG-AA-EmineSozopol: The GES is described by determination of the threshold and baseline values from field studies in accordance with the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-GalataEmine: The GES is described by determination of the threshold and baseline values from field studies in accordance with the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-KaliakraGalata: The GES is described by determination of the threshold and baseline values from field studies in accordance with the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: The method for assessing the GES is laid down in Ordinance Number 4 from 14.09.2012 on the characterization of the surface waters. Although there are national standards for contaminants, there are not enough data for determination of the threshold and baseline values for the 2006-2011 assessment period.
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: The threshold for GES is determined as the 37% (EQR = 0.63) deviation from the baseline, consistent with the concept applied to limit the WFD good / moderate ecological status. The baseline is determined to be the lower quartile of data series for the period 1990-2011. To baseline for the open seas assessment area is based on published data (Yunev et al., 2007)
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: The baseline is determined based on data from the 1960-1970 reference period of the Black Sea ecosystem. The threshold for GES is calculated as the 37% (EQR = 0.63) deviation from the baseline, in consistency with the determination of the threshold between good/moderate environmental status in the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: To baseline condition for the coastal and shelf assessment areas is determined as the 90th percentile of the long data series for the 1991-2011. The baseline condition for the open seas is based on historical data for the reference period for the Black Sea ecosystem (Vladimirov et al., 1997)
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Field measurement of the concentration of ammonium (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Field measurement of the concentration of phosphates (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Field measurement of the phytoplankton biomass (mg/m^3) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2006-2011
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Field measurement of the concentration of nitrates (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Field measurement of the oxygen saturation (OS%) in the upper homogeneous layer of the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Field measurement of the mezozooplankton biomass (mg/m^3) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 1966-2006
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Determination of the MSY, SSB and the percentage of adult individuals for three commercially exploited fish species (sprat (Sprattus sprattus), anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) and Black Sea turbot(Scophthalmus maeoticus))
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Analysis of the trends in the long-term data series of the hydrographic characteristics
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: The method for assessing the GES is laid down in Ordinance Number H-4 from 14.09.2012 on the characterization of the surface waters. Although there are national standards for contaminants, there are not enough data for determination of the threshold and baseline values for the 2006-2011 assessment period.
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: The threshold values are determined based on the satellite data for the 2006-2011 assessment period. The baseline condition determined from some of the threshold values for the 2006-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: The baseline is determined based on data from the 1960-1970 reference period of the Black Sea ecosystem. The threshold for GES is calculated as the 37% (EQR = 0.63) deviation from the baseline, in consistency with the determination of the threshold between good/moderate environmental status in the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: The threshold for GES is determined as the 37% (EQR = 0.63) deviation from the baseline, consistent with the concept applied to limit the WFD good / moderate ecological status. The baseline is determined to be the lower quartile of data series for the period 1990-2011. To baseline for the open seas assessment area is based on published data (Yunev et al., 2007)
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: To baseline condition for the coastal and shelf assessment areas is determined as the 90th percentile of the long data series for the 1991-2011. The baseline condition for the open seas is based on historical data for the reference period for the Black Sea ecosystem (Vladimirov et al., 1997)
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Field measurement of the concentration of nitrates (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Field measurement of the phytoplankton biomass (mg/m^3) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2006-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Field measurement of the concentration of phosphates (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Field measurement of the concentration of ammonium (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Field measurement of the oxygen saturation (OS%) in the upper homogeneous layer of the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: The threshold values are determined from satellite data for the period 2006-2011. For the baseline  are accepted set thresholds for basic and secondary blooms for the modern period.
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Field measurement of the mezozooplankton biomass (mg/m^3) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 1966-2006
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Determination of the MSY, SSB and the percentage of adult individuals for three commercially exploited fish species (sprat (Sprattus sprattus), anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) and Black Sea turbot(Scophthalmus maeoticus))
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Analysis of the trends in the long-term data series of the hydrographic characteristics
BLK-BG-AA-SivriburunKaliakra: The GES is described by determination of the threshold and baseline values from field studies in accordance with the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-SozopolRezovo: The GES is described by determination of the threshold and baseline values from field studies in accordance with the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: The method for assessing the GES is laid down in Ordinance Number H-4 from 14.09.2012 on the characterization of the surface waters . Although there are national standards for contaminants, there are not enough data for determination of the threshold and baseline values for the 2006-2011 assessment period.
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: The threshold for GES is determined as the 37% (EQR = 0.63) deviation from the baseline, consistent with the concept applied to limit the WFD good / moderate ecological status. The baseline is determined to be the lower quartile of data series for the period 1990-2011. To baseline for the open seas assessment area is based on published data (Yunev et al., 2007)
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Biological diversity indexes
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: To baseline condition for the coastal and shelf assessment areas is determined as the 90th percentile of the long data series for the 1991-2011. The baseline condition for the open seas is based on historical data for the reference period for the Black Sea ecosystem (Vladimirov et al., 1997)
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: The threshold value is estimated as the upper 95% confidence interval. The baseline condition is assessed using mean value and the 95% confidence interval for the reference period 1967-1973
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Field measurement of the concentration of phosphates (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: The baseline is determined based on data from the 1960-1970 reference period of the Black Sea ecosystem. The threshold for GES is calculated as the 37% (EQR = 0.63) deviation from the baseline, in consistency with the determination of the threshold between good/moderate environmental status in the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Field measurement of the concentration of nitrates (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Field measurement of the mezozooplankton biomass (mg/m^3) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 1966-2006
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Field measurement of the phytoplankton biomass (mg/m^3) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2006-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Field measurement of the concentration of ammonium (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Field measurement of the oxygen saturation (OS%) in the upper homogeneous layer of the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Determination of the MSY, SSB and the percentage of adult individuals for three commercially exploited fish species (sprat (Sprattus sprattus), anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) and Black Sea turbot(Scophthalmus maeoticus))
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: Analysis of the trends in the long-term data series of the hydrographic characteristics
BLK-BG-AA-EmineSozopol: The GES is described by determination of the threshold and baseline values from field studies in accordance with the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-GalataEmine: The GES is described by determination of the threshold and baseline values from field studies in accordance with the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-KaliakraGalata: The GES is described by determination of the threshold and baseline values from field studies in accordance with the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: The method for assessing the GES is laid down in Ordinance Number 4 from 14.09.2012 on the characterization of the surface waters. Although there are national standards for contaminants, there are not enough data for determination of the threshold and baseline values for the 2006-2011 assessment period.
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: The threshold for GES is determined as the 37% (EQR = 0.63) deviation from the baseline, consistent with the concept applied to limit the WFD good / moderate ecological status. The baseline is determined to be the lower quartile of data series for the period 1990-2011. To baseline for the open seas assessment area is based on published data (Yunev et al., 2007)
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: The baseline is determined based on data from the 1960-1970 reference period of the Black Sea ecosystem. The threshold for GES is calculated as the 37% (EQR = 0.63) deviation from the baseline, in consistency with the determination of the threshold between good/moderate environmental status in the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: To baseline condition for the coastal and shelf assessment areas is determined as the 90th percentile of the long data series for the 1991-2011. The baseline condition for the open seas is based on historical data for the reference period for the Black Sea ecosystem (Vladimirov et al., 1997)
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Field measurement of the concentration of ammonium (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Field measurement of the concentration of phosphates (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Field measurement of the phytoplankton biomass (mg/m^3) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2006-2011
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Field measurement of the concentration of nitrates (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Field measurement of the oxygen saturation (OS%) in the upper homogeneous layer of the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Field measurement of the mezozooplankton biomass (mg/m^3) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 1966-2006
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Determination of the MSY, SSB and the percentage of adult individuals for three commercially exploited fish species (sprat (Sprattus sprattus), anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) and Black Sea turbot(Scophthalmus maeoticus))
BLK-BG-AA-OpenSea: Analysis of the trends in the long-term data series of the hydrographic characteristics
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: The method for assessing the GES is laid down in Ordinance Number H-4 from 14.09.2012 on the characterization of the surface waters. Although there are national standards for contaminants, there are not enough data for determination of the threshold and baseline values for the 2006-2011 assessment period.
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: The threshold values are determined based on the satellite data for the 2006-2011 assessment period. The baseline condition determined from some of the threshold values for the 2006-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: The baseline is determined based on data from the 1960-1970 reference period of the Black Sea ecosystem. The threshold for GES is calculated as the 37% (EQR = 0.63) deviation from the baseline, in consistency with the determination of the threshold between good/moderate environmental status in the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: The threshold for GES is determined as the 37% (EQR = 0.63) deviation from the baseline, consistent with the concept applied to limit the WFD good / moderate ecological status. The baseline is determined to be the lower quartile of data series for the period 1990-2011. To baseline for the open seas assessment area is based on published data (Yunev et al., 2007)
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: To baseline condition for the coastal and shelf assessment areas is determined as the 90th percentile of the long data series for the 1991-2011. The baseline condition for the open seas is based on historical data for the reference period for the Black Sea ecosystem (Vladimirov et al., 1997)
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Field measurement of the concentration of nitrates (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Field measurement of the phytoplankton biomass (mg/m^3) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2006-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Field measurement of the concentration of phosphates (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Field measurement of the concentration of ammonium (µM/l) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Field measurement of the oxygen saturation (OS%) in the upper homogeneous layer of the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 2000-2011
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: The threshold values are determined from satellite data for the period 2006-2011. For the baseline  are accepted set thresholds for basic and secondary blooms for the modern period.
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Field measurement of the mezozooplankton biomass (mg/m^3) in the coastal, shelf and open sea assessment areas during the spring and summer months for the period 1966-2006
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Determination of the MSY, SSB and the percentage of adult individuals for three commercially exploited fish species (sprat (Sprattus sprattus), anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) and Black Sea turbot(Scophthalmus maeoticus))
BLK-BG-AA-Shelf: Analysis of the trends in the long-term data series of the hydrographic characteristics
BLK-BG-AA-SivriburunKaliakra: The GES is described by determination of the threshold and baseline values from field studies in accordance with the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-SozopolRezovo: The GES is described by determination of the threshold and baseline values from field studies in accordance with the Water Framework Directive
BLK-BG-AA-Coastal: The method for assessing the GES is laid down in Ordinance Number H-4 from 14.09.2012 on the characterization of the surface waters . Although there are national standards for contaminants, there are not enough data for determination of the threshold and baseline values for the 2006-2011 assessment period.
Marine reporting units
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
  • Cape Emine-Sozopol
  • Cape Galata-Cape Emine
  • Cape Kaliakra-Cape Galata
  • Cape Sivriburun-Cape Kaliakra
  • Coastal
  • Open sea
  • Shelf
  • Sozopol-Rezovo River
Feature
  • SeabedHabitatsAll
  • Coastal fish
Criterion/indicator
D1
1.1
1.1.1
1.1.1
1.1.1
1.1.1
1.1.1
1.1.1
1.1.2
1.1.2
1.1.2
1.1.2
1.1.2
1.1.2
1.1.3
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2.1
1.2.1
1.2.1
1.2.1
1.2.1
1.2.1
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3.1
1.3.1
1.3.1
1.3.1
1.3.1
1.3.1
GES description
Distribution, size and condition of the predominant types of seabed habitats and diversity of associated species and communities correspond to the natural physical geography and climate, taking into account the sustainable use of the marine environment and climate change. Natural range and surface area of the predominant habitats and associated typical species do not decrease significantly and are unlikely to decrease in the future. The specific ecological conditions necessary for long-term conservation of the typical species and biological communities will continue to exist in the future. The extent and condition of habitats on the seabed support the functioning of the natural ecosystem processes, providing ecosystem goods and services such as food production, maintenance of the quality of the seawater, opportunities for recreation and tourism.
Fish: the range of the distribution of fish populations did not change; Mammals: the range of the distribution of marine mammals does not change
Threshold values
Threshold value unit
Proportion of area to achieve threshold value
Reference point type
Baseline
Assessment method
The GES is described by determination of the threshold and baseline values from field studies in accordance with the Water Framework Directive
Biological diversity indexes
Development status
Development status of the specific descriptors, criteria and indicators are provided under the MSFD Art. 10 table of the current database