In Dale Bay, a series of visitor boat moorings were set up to help protect newly planted seagrass. The installation of these was as a collaboration between the Dale Seagrass Stakeholder Group, Swansea University and the Pembrokeshire SAC. Project Seagrass are collecting and managing donations made towards the upkeep of these moorings on behalf of the Dale Seagrass Stakeholder Group.

PROJECT SEAGRASS: Securing A Future For Seagrass, For People, Planet And Biodiversity

Project Seagrass is a global facing environmental charity devoted to the conservation of seagrass ecosystems through research, community and action.
Our three pillars define how we act. As such, we’re passionate about:

• engaging the wider community on the presence and importance of seagrass ecosystems, the services they provide and current seagrass management issues,
• supporting local stakeholders in the use of standardised scientific methodologies,
• promoting and assisting with long-term monitoring of seagrass condition,
• assisting with scientific research and supporting conservation and restoration measures that help facilitate the long-term resilience of seagrass ecosystems.

To lead societal change to enable the recognition, recovery and resilience of seagrass ecosystems globally; that provide biodiversity, equitable and sustainable livelihoods, and planetary life support.

VISION
A world in which seagrass meadows are thriving, abundant and well managed for people and planet.

VALUES
Project Seagrass was created with the intention with reversing the loss of seagrass by turning research into effective conservation action and communication through partnerships with local communities and other stakeholders.