Project Seagrass have launched a survey to gather thoughts and ideas from local fishers and sea resource gatherers across South and West Wales to help us determine potential areas for seagrass restoration.
Responses to the survey will ensure that seagrass restoration sites are selected based on local knowledge and with an awareness and understanding of existing activities to ensure we avoid any conflicts and find the most suitable sites.
This short (10 minute) survey will feed into our programme of work in South and West Wales.
Project Seagrass have launched a new study focused on better understanding seagrass ecosystems across Scotland.
Local knowledge is invaluable in understanding this habitat, the challenges it faces, and the impacts on communities connected to it.
Responses will help us to identify how best to support coastal communities in seagrass conservation, importantly ensuring local voices play a central role in shaping future strategies by those working in this field.
(Scots Gaelic speakers can access a translated version using the drop-down box on the survey).
Project Seagrass are supporting the Bonefish and Tarpon Trust’s Bonefish Survey to assess the current state of the bonefish fishery and how it’s changed over time. The survey is anonymous and results will be shared in early 2025.
Registered Charity in England and Wales No. 1162824 and in Scotland No. SC046788.
