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Seagrass meadows vanishing globally, but resorts and divers fight back

Seagrass meadows, vital for marine life and carbon sequestration, are disappearing globally at an alarming rate of 7% annually. Destructive practices like bottom trawling, which continues in many protected areas, are a primary cause of this decline. However, resorts and dive communities are increasingly involved in funding restoration efforts, monitoring, and advocating for stronger protections, offering a crucial line of defense for these underwater ecosystems. AI

RANK_REASON The article discusses an environmental issue and conservation efforts without presenting new research findings or a specific event.

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Seagrass meadows vanishing globally, but resorts and divers fight back

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Emese Maczko, Contributor ·

    Seagrass Is Disappearing Fast, But Resorts Are Fighting To Bring It Back

    The value of seagrass is easy to overlook, but they are emerging as unsung heroes of climate resilience. And resorts are the first line of defence.