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NCEAS: Global trajectories of seagrasses
A global assessment of seagrass gains and losses will be used to develop ecological forecasts. Includes constructing a global database of seagrass distributional changes, testing the perception that a contemporary crisis in seagrass ecosystems is occurring due to coastal human population pressures. Full Details

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Start: 1st February, 2006
Finish: 31st January, 2008
Duration: 1 year(s), 12 month(s), 4 day(s)

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National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis

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Local and global declines of seagrass: is there a glimmer of hope? (Presentation)

Closing the coastal charisma gap: how to integrate seagrasses into the public dialog on coastal ecosystems (Presentation)

Global seagrass trajectories: a closer look in relation to future monitoring (Presentation)

Seagrass: A Hidden Treasure (Brochure)

Developing a global seagrass synthesis: Integrating ecophysiology, genetics, monitoring and management initiatives to understand and preserve seagrasses (Presentation)

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Accelerating loss of seagrasses across the globe threatens coastal ecosystems

Trophic transfers from seagrass meadows

San Francisco Estuary report card scoping workshop

New seagrass fact sheet

A global crisis for seagrass ecosystems; Orth <em>et al</em> 2006

ISBW 7 Conference 2006

Global seagrass trajectories project launched

Key Contact(s):

Tim Carruthers Photo Dr Tim Carruthers (IAN Alumni)
Coastal and Marine Adviser
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Bill Dennison Photo Professor Bill Dennison
Vice President for Science Applications
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