Seagrass Habitats

Background Seagrasses are a group of >70 species of flowering plants that spend their lives submerged in seawater. Most seagrasses root in shallow sediment bottoms, where sufficient light penetrates to support growth. Seagrasses form the foundation of submerged grassland ecosystems in shallow coastal waters from the equator to high latitudes

Full article: Metals in coastal seagrass habitats: A systematic quantitative literature review

Seagrass habitats in Moreton Bay, Australia (c. 27°18'S; 153°17'E)

New perspectives for the conservation of seagrass meadows and

Seagrass meadows - Coastal Wiki

Celebrating the first official World Seagrass Day! - CO2balance

Ignored habitats of the sea: Seagrass Meadows

How to restore seagrass habitat to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss

U.K. Divers Plant Five Acres of Seagrass Seeds to Restore Vital Habitats

Seagrass meadows provide multiple benefits to adjacent coral reefs through various microhabitat functions

Seagrass and Seagrass Beds

Seagrass and other Coastal Habitats

PDF] Effects of climate change on seagrasses and seagrass habitats relevant to the Pacific Islands

Protecting seagrass in Plymouth Sound, Latest news

Seagrass and other Coastal Habitats