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  • The project
    • Project overview
    • Where we worked
    • Meet the team
    • Partners & funders
    • Sponsors
    • End of Project Conference
    • FAQs
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    • Habitat maps
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Useful Evidence for Seagrass Restoration

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Links to useful evidence:

    • Definition of Favourable Conservation Status for Seagrass beds - RP2968 (naturalengland.org.uk)
    • Seagrass Potential - data.gov.uk
    • Identifying sites suitable for marine habitat restoration or creation (MMO1135) - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
    • Modelling potential areas for Seagrass restoration within Plymouth Sound & Estuaries SAC and Solent Maritime SAC as part of the LIFE fund Recreation ReMEDIES project, 2020 - NECR430 (naturalengland.org.uk)
    • Catchmentbasedapproach.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/ZSL00168-Seagrass-Restoration-Handbook_20211108.pdf
    • Natural England Commissioned Report (NECR) 481 Seagrass in the Stour, Orwell and Blackwater 2020-21
    • Natural England Commissioned Report (NECR) 521 Genetic analysis of Zosters sp. samples from the East of England. A regional case-study of the genetic diversity of Zosters sp. across the UK
    • Natural England Commissioned Report (NECR) 475 What are the benefits of assisted versus natural recovery?
    • Natural England Commissioned Report (NECR) 525 Solent Maritime SAC Subtidal Seagrass Condition Monitoring
    • NECR492 Edition 1 Isles of Scilly Seagrass – State of the Meadows 2023 - NECR492
    • NECR518 Edition 1 Isles of Scilly Eelgrass Bed Voluntary Monitoring Programme 2021 Annual Survey - NECR518

 

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The project was led by Natural England in partnership with Ocean Conservation Trust, Marine Conservation Society, Royal Yachting Association and Plymouth City Council/Tamar Estuaries Consultative Forum.

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LIFE Recreation ReMEDIES was a five-year marine conservation partnership led by Natural England and funded by the EU LIFE programme to help protect and restore sensitive seabed habitats in southern England.

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