Public shares the findings as rare good environmental news
2 Sep 21 7:24 AM · 2d ago · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
Social media users amplify the study, highlighting seagrass's role in carbon storage and coastal protection.
“Good news! Dorset’s #seagrass meadows are recovering thanks to “eco moorings” designed to prevent the seabed being ripped up.”
@ecameron.bsky.socialKira Dunn Researcher, University of SouthamptonDavid Brown Chair, Studland Bay Marine Partnership steering group; lead ecologist, National TrustKen Collins Emeritus research fellow and diving officer, University of SouthamptonStudland Bay Marine Partnership Coalition of conservationists and boating groups managing the bay
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Good news! Dorset’s #seagrass meadows are recovering thanks to “eco moorings” designed to prevent the seabed being ripped up. Seagrass meadows are one of the world’s most valuable ecosystems- as well as supporting creatures such as seahorses, they store carbon & help protect coastlines from erosion.
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