Seagrass Habitats

Background Seagrasses are a group of >70 species of flowering plants that spend their lives submerged in seawater. Most seagrasses root in shallow sediment bottoms, where sufficient light penetrates to support growth. Seagrasses form the foundation of submerged grassland ecosystems in shallow coastal waters from the equator to high latitudes

Seagrass habitats of Bocas del Toro province: a balance between river, mangrove and coral influences, Publications

Preserving Florida's Vital Seagrass Habitats - Trade Only Today

Dramatic loss of seagrass habitat under projected climate change (scientific article) - MedECC

Preserving Florida's Vital Seagrass Habitats - Trade Only Today

Archived: Marine Meadows: Exploring Seagrass Habitats, Events

Critical Habitat — Save Our Seagrass

5 Subsistence and commercial coastal fishing activities in seagrass

Seagrasses National Wildlife Federation

Seagrass Meadows on the Ocean Floor