At England's Studland Bay, replacing damaging boat anchors with eco-moorings cut scars in seagrass by 94%; researchers say the recovering meadow is also supporting a growing population of seahorses
- Researchers say the recovery is also creating better conditions for marine life, including seahorses.
- The findings come from research by Kira Dunn, carried out as part of her master’s degree at the University of Southampton, The Guardian reported.
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- Researchers say the recovery is also creating better conditions for marine life, including seahorses.
- The findings come from research by Kira Dunn, carried out as part of her master’s degree at the University of Southampton, The Guardian reported.
Sources: Times of India