Present aspects on environment protection and sustainable development on Dobrudja Littoral zone

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Article Title:	Present aspects on environment protection and sustainable development on Dobrudja Littoral zone
Authors:	Adrian Bavaru*, Rodica Bercu, Elena Bavaru, Lucica Barbeş
Affiliation:	Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, “Ovidius” University, Constanţza, Romania
Abstract:	The paper attempts to present some aspects concerning the natural frame of the mentioned littoral zone and some recommendations for a durable and quality development especially for pleasure and balneary tourism field. After a short description of the natural frame of the mentioned littoral zone are presented the known pollution factors especially in the north part of the investigated zone and the negative anthropic actions which affected for a long time the terrestrial and waters environment, next to the coast. The numerous constructions transformed Mamaia in a small town with negative impact on the green spaces, considerably reduced in the last years. Important is another negative impact factor, the land clearing of the Eleagnus angustifolia L. skirt from the sand beaches upper-water mark. At last are presented some concrete measures which may be taken to extend the green spaces to limit the pollutants emission in the north part of the investigated zone.
Keywords:	pollution factors, durable development, civil and industrial buildings, Eleagnus angustifolia
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*Correspondence:	Adrian Bavaru, “Ovidius” University, Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, Department of Botany, Aleea Universităţii nr. 1, corp B, 900470, Constanţza, Romania, e-mail: adrianbavaru@univ-ovidius.ro