Science-based restoration.
The project “Nature based solutions for protecting the coastal zones” aims to identify and evaluate ecosystem services
provided by seagrass restoration and improved biodiversity in Mauritius.
Seagrasses, the Ocean’s Overlooked Powerhouse!
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Ask the expert.
Professor Johan Hollander, a marine biologist at the World Maritime University | Sasakawa Global Ocean Institute in Malmö, Sweden is the co-PI with Reef Conservation but manages several other research projects in the Indian Ocean and Sweden and shares some insightful information about seagrass.…
Invitation to tender for the provision of eDNA services
This is an invitation to tender for the provision of eDNA Services on a long-term agreement basis under the project “Nature based solutions for protecting the coastal zones”.
Click here for full information and guidelines.
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Seagrasses are just like land plants but have completely adapted to marine life. They have roots, leaves and even flowers for reproduction, hence known as marine angiosperms. They need sand to develop, and light for photosynthesis. As such, they are…
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