Biodiversity Beneath the Surface: The Hidden Value of Seagrass
The turquoise waters of West Africa are home to thriving seagrass beds that support a variety of marine species. Seagrass plays a key role in stabilizing coastal environments and reducing shoreline erosion. This image, captured as part of the ResilienSEA project, emphasizes the urgent need for marine conservation in the region.
For more details, visit: ResilienSEA – Resilient Seagrasses.
Year: 2019
From album: West Africa’s Seagrass Ecosystems – ResilienSEA Project
Photographer: Rob Barnes