Continuing our Scotland’s Wonderful Wildlife series, Dr Lyndsey Dodds reveals why seagrass is so special – and in need of ...

have been creative to help fishery sites and fishing vessels. A large amount of ice is needed to keep caught fish fresh. However, if the vessel stores ice before leaving port, the load and hence fuel ...

Carbon dioxide also dissolves in seawater, where it is ... for sea mammals and habitats for baby fish. But scientists have estimated the world’s seagrass stocks are declining by about 7% per ...

captures carbon and filters seawater. Seagrass in Loch Craignish, where charity Seawilding is carrying out restoration work (European Nature Trust/Gethin Chamberlain/PA) These species have ...

Seawilding, a charity based in Ardfern on the west coast is developing methods to restore seagrass beds and native ... captures carbon and filters seawater. These species have suffered big ...