Seahorse habitats 'healing' thanks to eco-moorings
Seahorse habitats 'healing' thanks to eco-mooringsImage source, Valerie MatherImage caption, The research was carried out by Kira Dunn of Southampton UniversityPublished2 minutes agoScars caused to rare seahorse habitats by boat anchors off the Dorset coast are starting to heal,…
- ▪Seahorse habitats 'healing' thanks to eco-mooringsImage source, Valerie MatherImage caption, The research was carried out by Kira Dunn of Southampton UniversityPublished2 minutes agoScars caused to rare seahorse habitats by boat anchors off
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Seahorse habitats 'healing' thanks to eco-mooringsImage source, Valerie MatherImage caption, The research was carried out by Kira Dunn of Southampton UniversityPublished2 minutes agoScars caused to rare seahorse habitats by boat anchors off the Dorset coast are starting to heal, thanks to the installation of new moorings.In 2021, Studland Bay Marine Partnership began installing the first of dozens of eco-moorings in a bid to reverse damage to delicate seagrass meadows.A new scientific study has now provided the first evidence that eco-moorings can help restore seagrass, with some scars shrinking by more than 90% over four years.David Brown, chair of the partnership steering group, called the results "incredibly exciting", adding: "The impact has been beyond our expectations."Seagrass…
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