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Around the world, there are tons of seagrass restoration projects going on! And, you can get involved by donating, volunteering your time or spreading the world. Keep reading to find one near you.
Living seas Hong Kong
Living Seas Hong Kong is a diverse group of Hong Kong residents, who all share a love and concern for the underwater world.
Particular concerns: Decimation of Hong Kong’s marine life.Lack of a cohesive government policy or legislation that adequately protects marine life in Hong Kong.Destruction of marine habitats through reclamation projects, sewage/open drain discharge and the untenable practises of Hong Kong’s fishing industry.Hong Kong consumption of seafood is unsustainable.
We are apolitical and seeks to co-operate and develop a trusting working relationship with all individuals and bodies, official and unofficial, to further the objectives of the group.
The University of Hong Kong Swire Institute of Marine Science
The Swire Institute of Marine Science (SWIMS) is a research facility of The University of Hong Kong’s Faculty of Science, situated on the Cape d’Aguilar peninsula, on the shores of Hong Kong’s only Marine Reserve.
Our goal is to develop an internationally acclaimed research center for innovative research and training of young scientists who will lead the future of marine science in the region.
SeaChange Marine Society in Canada
SeaChange are currently restoring eelgrass meadows and removing marine debris from their native habitats around Victoria to increase habitats for the species which depend on it.
Dugong and Seagrass Conservation
Covering projects across eight countries, their mission statement is
‘happy dugongs, healthy seagrass, thriving communities!’
MUI
by Six Senses Laamu in the Maldives
In 2019, MUI launched the #ProtectMaldivesSeagrass campaign. The aim of the campaign is to challenge the perspectives around seagrass in the Maldives, getting locals and tourists alike to explore and protect their local Maldivian seagrass meadows. You can get involved in this project at the Six Senses Laamu in the Maldives.
Blue Marine Foundation in the Mediterranean
The project’s long term plan is to strengthen artisanal fishers by engaging local communities and supporting better marine management, coordinating knowledge sharing, and spreading stories of success. On their site, the project boasts that they’ve protected ‘$190 million worth of seagrass!’