Shipwrecks of the Gallipoli Campaign and Protection of Marine Biodiversity

In the book, the battleships sunk during the Çanakkale Naval and Gallipoli Land Battles, their stories 108 years ago, and their current situations are examined from historical, military, cultural and marine biodiversity perspectives. Known as the most powerful and deadliest of their time, these battleships, lying at the depths, for more than a century, are now shelters for marine species and biodiversity hotspots. In addition to the importance of biodiversity on and around the shipwrecks, the book includes social issues such as evaluating the shipwrecks as our cultural heritage and declaring them as new touristic destinations. As TUDAV, we dedicate this book to those who lost their lives for their country in the Gallipoli Wars, on the 100th anniversary of our Republic. English, 126 pages.