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Seagrass monitoring is underway and the Restore Our Shores team is
learning a lot! The goal of this pilot project is to learn which sites
in the Indian River Lagoon may be ready for larger-scale seagrass
restoration. Of the 22 beds we've planted thus far, some are currently
seeing over 90% survival, while others are not doing so well. We'll
continue to monitor and look forward to having a stronger understanding
of where to expand our efforts at the end of this project. Want to learn
more about our seagrass efforts? Read our blog: https://brevardzoo.org/tag/seagrass/
Seagrass monitoring is underway and the Restore Our Shores team is learning a lot! The goal of this pilot project is to learn which sites in the
Indian River Lagoon may be ready for larger-scale seagrass restoration.
Of the 22 beds we've planted thus far, some are currently seeing over
90% survival, while others are not doing so well.
We'll continue to monitor and look forward to having a stronger understanding of where to expand our efforts at the end of this project. Want to learn more about our seagrass efforts? Read our blog: https://brevardzoo.org/tag/seagrass/
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By WFIT 89.5FMSeagrass monitoring is underway and the Restore Our Shores team is
learning a lot! The goal of this pilot project is to learn which sites
in the Indian River Lagoon may be ready for larger-scale seagrass
restoration. Of the 22 beds we've planted thus far, some are currently
seeing over 90% survival, while others are not doing so well. We'll
continue to monitor and look forward to having a stronger understanding
of where to expand our efforts at the end of this project. Want to learn
more about our seagrass efforts? Read our blog: https://brevardzoo.org/tag/seagrass/
Seagrass monitoring is underway and the Restore Our Shores team is learning a lot! The goal of this pilot project is to learn which sites in the
Indian River Lagoon may be ready for larger-scale seagrass restoration.
Of the 22 beds we've planted thus far, some are currently seeing over
90% survival, while others are not doing so well.
We'll continue to monitor and look forward to having a stronger understanding of where to expand our efforts at the end of this project. Want to learn more about our seagrass efforts? Read our blog: https://brevardzoo.org/tag/seagrass/