Marine Litter .... the usual suspects at my beach: Investigation Report Form

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1. Investigation Report Form
  Marine Litter .... the usual suspects at my beach
  
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3. Type in the location This field is required.
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  Location: ,
4. Choose the season on which you collected the litre This field is required.
  - Winter
  - Summer
  - Spring
  - Autumn
5. What is the name of the beach? This field is required.
6. Who uses this beach? This field is required.
  - Select all that apply.
  - Local people
  - Fishers
  - Surfers
  - Sailours
  - Other
7. How often is the beach cleaned? This field is required.
  - Daily
  - Weekly
  - Montlhy
  - Once a year
  - Never
  - Other
8. What are the most common types of marine litre found in your beach? This field is required.
  - Select all that apply.
  - Plastic and Polystyrene
  - Rubber
  - Cloth
  - Paper Card
  - Wood
  - Metal
  - Glass
  - Clay and ceramics
  - Sanitary articles
  - Others
9. What are the most common types of Plastic and Polystyrene in your local beach? These items are all listed in the OSPAR ID table referred to in the protocol This field is required.
  - Multipack - 4/6
  - Bags or fragments (eg. shopping)
  - Small bags (eg. bags for frozen or otherwise) or fragments, unidentifiable consumer film
  - Bottles and containers: Beverages
  - Bottles and containers: Cleaning
  - Bottles and containers: Foods incl. Fast Food Containers
  - Bottles and containers: Cosmetics (eg. sun lotions, shampoo, shower gel, deodorant)
  - Grids/ Crates: eg. Bread
  - Capsules / Cap Rings / Caps
  - Lighters
  - Pens
  - Bags of chips / lollipop treats and sticks
  - Beach toys 7 recreational items (eg paddles, kites or other beach toys and sporting goods)
  - Cups
  - Cutlery / Trays / Straws
  - Gloves (typical of household use)
  - Gloves (for industrial / professional use)
  - Crabs / Lobster traps
  - Octopus traps / Artichokes
  - Cables Ropes (diameter < 1 cm)
  - Cables / Ropes and Twine (diameter > 1 cm)
  - Nets and pieces of nets <50 cm
  - Tangle of nets / twine
  - Fishing boxes
  - Light tubes (tubes with liquid)
  - Floats / buoys
  - Packaging strips and fragments thereof
  - Industrial packaging, strips of plastic and fragments thereof
  - Ammunition Cartridges
  - Foam sponge (industrial origin, enclosures, eg. bottles, etc.)
  - Plastic fragments 0-2.5 cm
  - Plastic fragments 2.5-50 cm
  - Plastic fragments >50 cm
  - Styrofoam fragments 0-2.5cm
  - Styrofoam fragments 2.5-50cm
  - Styrofoam fragments >50cm
  - Other
  This question is optional.
10. What are the most common types of Rubber litre in your local beach? These items are all listed in the OSPAR ID table referred to in the protocol This field is required.
  - Balloons (including plastic valves, ribbons, strings, etc.)
  - Other rubber parts (boots, belts, etc.)
  This question is optional.
11. What are the most common types of Cloth litre in your local beach? These items are all listed in the OSPAR ID table referred to in the protocol This field is required.
  - Clothing
  - Footwear
  - Other textiles
  This question is optional.
12. What are the most common types of Paper Card litre in your local beach? These items are all listed in the OSPAR ID table referred to in the protocol This field is required.
  - Greeting card
  - Cardboard boxes / tetrapack
  - Packs of cigarettes
  - Newspapers and Magazines
  - Other articles of paper and card
  This question is optional.
13. What are the most common types of Wood litre in your local beach? These items are all listed in the OSPAR ID table referred to in the protocol This field is required.
  - Stopper
  - Pallets
  - Other articles of paper and card
  This question is optional.
14. What are the most common types of Metal litre in your local beach? These items are all listed in the OSPAR ID table referred to in the protocol This field is required.
  - Bottle caps
  - Beverage cans
  - Metal sheet
  - Can of food
  - Other metal parts
  This question is optional.
15. What are the most common types of Glass litre in your local beach? These items are all listed in the OSPAR ID table referred to in the protocol This field is required.
  - Bottles
  - Other glass pieces
  This question is optional.
16. What are the most common types of Clay and ceramics litre in your local beach? These items are all listed in the OSPAR ID table referred to in the protocol This field is required.
  - Building materials eg. tiles
  - Other
  This question is optional.
17. What are the most common types of Sanitary articles in your local beach? These items are all listed in the OSPAR ID table referred to in the protocol This field is required.
  - Cotton swabs
  - Cleaning wipes / diapers / dressings
  - Tampons and applicators
  - Other sanitary articles
  This question is optional.
18. What are the most common types of Medical articles in your local beach? These items are all listed in the OSPAR ID table referred to in the protocol This field is required.
  - Containers / tubes
  - Other medical articles
  This question is optional.
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Marine Litter .... the usual suspects at my beach

Investigation Protocol