A new scientific study has provided the first clear evidence that eco-moorings can help restore damaged seagrass meadows, with some scars caused by traditional anchoring in Studland Bay shrinking by more than 90 per cent. These findings provide some of the clearest evidence yet that practical conservation measures can reverse damage to seagrass meadows which are one of the world’s most valuable ecosystems. Seagrass habitats store carbon, support…
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