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With population, tourism and economic development increase along the Brazilian coast, is increasingly necessary to carry out surveys and monitoring of biological communities and their governing factors, biotic or abiotic, since these studies aid the understanding of how anthropogenic factors may interfer biological communities. The preservation of reef environments becomes increasingly necessary behind the problems found in our marine systems. The first step toward preserving is the knowledge about what is to be preserved. Knowledge is essential to establish actions aimed at environmental education. Knowing the marine environment it is possible to provide people the true ecological importance of the oceans and tourism. Marine monitoring initiatives have been developed in projects such as Reef Check, Coral Vivo, among others, seeking the understanding of reef systems. MOMAR Project is an initiative aiming to implement new and improved non-destructive metodologies that pursues the development of a database to assist the understanding and conservation of marine environments of the Espirito Santo State, an area of high priority for conservation and has not monitoring initiatives. The project has the aim of establishing long-term monitoring, disseminating the reality of our marine environment for society, and provides subsidies to environmental managers for the management of reef systems and scientific research opportunities for students and researchers in the state. Dissemination will occur through pamphlets, lectures at colleges, schools, conferences and symposia, in addition to producing material for distribution in public and private schools. We intend to raise awareness and educate tourists, anglers and spear fishing and scuba diving to a greater knowledge of organisms encountered in practice. The collection of data campaigns will be performed using visual census methodologies and Photoquadrat. The collected data will be placed in standard spreadsheet for analysis, preparation of scientific papers and dissemination of results to society in general. The data will provide the preparation of guides to the identification of fish and benthos, which will present information on the situation of threat (IUCN), the trophic categories and ecology. The effectiveness of the MOMAR Project will create a permanent record of diversity. Constant monitoring of areas allows the observation of the condition and helps to ensure the protection, maintenance and knowledge of marine life.

Projeto Monitores Marinhos (MOMAR): proporcionando uma nova visão dos ambientes marinhos capixabas