The decline has been caused by industrial growth, modification of ports and sheltered harbours, boat traffic, and increasing, stronger storm events. Pollution within the water column also affects the ...
In addition to declines in water quality, direct habitat destruction can occur via boat groundings and construction projects. Considering that seagrass must grow in shallow enough waters to access ...
replant seagrass in the area and raise awareness of seagrass conservation issues. Widely-used, traditional boat moorings have been found to damage large areas of seagrass, sometimes leaving a 'halo' ...
Seagrass meadows, the actual lungs of the sea, are disappearing at an alarming rate. Since the 19th century, we have lost 30% ...
dredging and unregulated fishing and boating activities are key drivers of the degradation of seagrasses and their associated ecosystems. Despite a general global trend of seagrass loss ...
What are we doing here? I can’t swim. He can’t swim. This boat is slow. We better find seagrass. Then, the boat ran aground on a sandbank during low tide. Ndure hopped into the shin-deep water ...
The Florida Legislature and Governor, in recognizing the need for innovative seagrass research to guide coastal restoration passed the Seagrass Restoration Technology Development Initiative ...
Seagrass is one of the ocean’s most important habitats, a nursery ground for commercial fish stocks and haven for marine animals. Seagrass also stabilises sediments, prevents coastal erosion, and has ...
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