By monitoring seagrass meadows, we can keep an eye on how they’re doing. By underwater gardening, we can actively replant lost seagrass meadows Conserving seagrass demands working together. That’s why we believe strongly in Goal 17: Partnerships for the Goals. We aim to create the first ever full scale seagrass restoration project in the UK, doing our best for Goal 14: Life Below Water.
Seagrass-Watch Survey We’ve been monitoring seagrass four times a year at Porthdinllaen for the last 3 years, making it the only survey of its kind to do so in the United Kingdom.
Seagrass Survey Natural England x Project Seagrass Survey In collaboration with Natural England, Project Seagrass help monitor seagrass meadows in the Isles of Scilly.
Restoration We’ve been restoring seagrass at Dale and have planted 2 hectares of seagrass using almost 1 million seeds.
Restoration We’ve been exploring potential restoration locations in the Solent and around the Isle of Wight.
Restoration We’ve been supporting Seawilding to restore seagrass ecosystems in Loch Craignish
Research We’ve been mapping seagrass meadows around the Orkney Islands in collaboration with a local Scallop Diver and Heriot-Watt University
Restoration We’re exploring seagrass restoration opportunities with communities in the Firth of Forth
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