An Investigation on Types of Litter Found Along the Walvis Bay Promenade

Table of Content

Introduction

Objectives

Study design

Data collection

Results

Discussion

Recommendation

References

Introduction

Litter is the improper disposal of waste products through human activities (Berglund, Koivula & Eeva 2011). Why people litter?

A promenade is a public walkway, typically along the sea front.

The Walvis Bay lagoon attracts a range of 47 species of coastal water birds that include the greater & lesser flamingos.

Littering is a major threat to the environment & has increasingly become a cause of concern in the flamingos (Kozlov, Zvereva & Zverev 2009).

Litter can cause serious internal and external injuries to flamingos resulting to death (Eeva, Koivunen & Hakkarainen 2002)

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