Seychelles Seagrass Research Supports Country's Climate Commitment

Seagrass is one of the most important ecosystems on our planet. Occupying less that 0.1 percent of the ocean floor, these marine plants provide essential benefits to both nature and people.
Seagrass is one of the most important ecosystems on our planet. Occupying less that 0.1 percent of the ocean floor, these marine plants provide essential benefits to both nature and people.

A promising future for Seychelles' Seagrass - SeyCCAT - The

Stacy K. Baez, Ph.D. on LinkedIn: Seychelles Seagrass Research Supports Country's Climate Commitment

Stacy K. Baez, Ph.D. on LinkedIn: Seychelles Seagrass Research Supports Country's Climate Commitment

The Coastal Wetlands and Climate Change Project - SeyCCAT - The

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Seychelles' Successful Campaign to Protect its Seagrass

Seychelles' Successful Campaign to Protect its Seagrass