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Biofouling Level Detected:

Debris Type:Select Debris TypeA mass of netting and/or fishing gearAn abandoned or derelict boatA container/drum/cylinderA large concentration of plasticsPotential Japan tsunami marine debrisA large concentration of miscellaneous trashOther - describe below

The debris is best described as:Select Debris Location DetailsCaught on the reef or partially buried in sandLoose in the shore break or on the shoreline and could go back out to seaTrapped in a tide pool and cannot escapeLoose on the shore but caught in the vegetation lineTied to a fixed object so it cannot be swept awayPushed inland above the high wash of the waves so it cannot be swept awayOther - please explain in the description below

Level of Fouling (LoF) [﹖]:

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The Level of Fouling (LoF) scale is a ranking system with six categories characterizing the amount of biofouling.

0: Zero slime/biofilm, zero macrofouling

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