The seagrass season has wrapped for South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula region, and despite the fruit missing the memo this year, plenty of progress has been made in bringing science and community together. After a bumper season in 2022/23, volunteers were at the ready over the
The restoration of South Australia’s vitally important seagrass meadows is a step closer after the incredible efforts of our recreational fishers and local communities. Across both of our ‘Seeds for Snapper’ projects in South Australia, along Adelaide’s metropolitan coastline and on the Fleurieu Peninsula, more than 700 local rec fishers and people got involved. Together, they dedicated more than 3,380 volunteer hours to harvest and deploy more than 18,700 seagrass seeds in over 630 biodegradable sandbags.
End of content
End of content