OVER 35% OF OUR
Since 1980, we’ve lost over 35% of our seagrass meadows. That equates to about 1.5% per year, or 2 football fields each hour. This rate of loss is equal to that of coral reefs and rainforests, yet seagrass receives no attention and we are here to change that!
Project Seagrass is committed to the conservation of seagrass ecosystems and ensuring that the benefits they provide communities are sustained now and for the future.
Through education, influence, research and action, we can save seagrass!
Educate
Influence
Research
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Per year
1.5%
Football fields per hour
2 
Educate
Influence
Research
Action
OVER 35% OF OUR
SEAGRASS,
GONE!
Since 1980, we’ve lost over 35% of our seagrass meadows. That equates to about 1.5% per year, or 2 football fields each hour. This rate of loss is equal to that of coral reefs and rainforests, yet seagrass receives no attention and we’re here to change that!
Project Seagrass is committed to the conservation of seagrass ecosystems and ensuring that the benefits they provide communities are sustained now and for the future.
Through education, influence, research and action, we can save seagrass!
SPOTLIGHT
Be A Wave Maker is an inspirational book that introduces kids, young adults, and adults that are kids at heart to bold ocean protectors and their positive initiatives to protect our oceans. Director Benjamin Jones, and Project Seagrass, feature as one of 24 inspiring stories.
Purchase yours now here and 10% of the profit will be donated to us.
Learn about inspiring ocean protectors and become one yourself!
What’s at Stake
INDICATOR HABITAT
Seagrasses are indicator species for environmental issues. Because they respond rapidly to environmental change, they provide insights into overfishing and destructive fishing practices, pollution and water quality, and much more.
Learn about these iconic habitats, the threats they face, and how you can help us to protect them.
Our work
Read about the important work that we do, from research into poverty alleviation, small-scale fisheries and ecosystem health to our education campaigns and direct action programmes like Seagrass Ocean Rescue.