Why is clean sea important? What causes sea pollution? What is the state of the sea flora and fauna? What presents threat to the Adriatic?

The Croatian Environment Agency (CEA) is responsible for monitoring, collecting and integrating data on the state of the sea, coastal zone, mariculture and fisheries on the Croatian territory.

What are Indicators? How are they selected? Which are the Sea indicators collected by the CEA?

Who creates concepts and pays for the projects? Which institutions are project implementation agencies? Which projects are completed and which ongoing?

The State of the Sea Report for Croatia is one of regular four-year reports within the State of the Environment Report submitted by the Government to the Parliament.

The Interest Groups are collaboration areas for related fields and projects with information protected by a user name and password. The concept and function of the Interest Groups are set up by the European Environment Agency (EEA), namely the EIONET (European Environment Information and Observation Network). 

Only the links to the most important and applicable laws, regulations, and other documents covering the sea and the environmental protection topics with reference to their publication in the Official Gazette (OG) are referred to.

Croatian and international links on sea, coastal zones and fisheries.

Other interesting topics on sea, coastal zones and fisheries.