Dive into Sea Forestation: Understanding the Vital Environmental Role of Seagrass
Seagrass plays a crucial role in capturing carbon, providing habitats for marine life, and preventing coastal erosion. Human interference, pollution, and climate change pose threats to seagrass health, but conservation efforts like seaforestation can help. With 72 diverse species, seagrass forms underwater meadows that support a variety of marine life and serve as vital nursery areas. It can store carbon, produce oxygen, improve water quality, prevent erosion, and support various ecosystems and economies. Protecting seagrass is essential for the planet's health and resilience against climate change and coastal erosion.