Sea & Shoreline announced the planting of their one-millionth seagrass in honor of World Environment Day on June 5th.
Sea & Shoreline has planted more plants in marine environments, fresh and brackish water than any other company in the world. As the world's largst spaicalist in planting seagrass and other submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV) celebrates reaching the monumental milestone of planting its one-millionth plant.
The one million aquatic plants are a solution to corrupt aquatic environments across Florida waterways. Seagrass and (SAV) is planted to improve conditions caused by pollution, algal blooms and poor water treatment infrastructure.
Seagrass is the key to crystal clear water. It cleans the water, stabilizes the sediment, and provides food and habitat for fish and animals, and sequesters harmful nutrients that cause algae.
Sea & Shoreline maintains the world’s largest aquaculture nursery with a variety of seagrasses that are ready to plant . It then plants the grasses underwater, protects them with a cage and maintains their new habitat until they're strong enough to grow on their own.
New Florida Waterway Projects
Two new restoration projects were awarded to Sea & Shorline by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservations Commission. Those projects start this week at Lake Istokpoga and another in St. Andrews Bay.
Unbalanced ecosystems pose health risks to human beings, plants and animals that rely on the water to live. Unhealthy or ”dead” aquatic ecosystems contain little to no life.
Sea & Shorlines mitigates the body of water to allow a thriving aquatic environment. They take dirty, mucky, algae-dominated bodies of water, and turn them into beautiful, healthy, clean, clear, sustainable ecosystems that support plants, fish, animals, anglers, ecotourism, and local economies.
Seagrass cleans the water, stabilizes the sediment, and provides food and habitat for fish and animals, and sequesters harmful nutrients that cause algae. Sea & Shoreline dredges to provide a clean substrate. Then they plant seagrass, protect it, and maintain it.
Other recent restoration projects include (with multiple additional contracted projects in the works to be announced soon):
• Kings Bay Restoration (Crystal River, FL)
• Homosassa River Restoration Project (Homosassa, FL)
• Banana River/Indian River Lagoon Restoration (Umatilla, FL)
• Tucker Cove/Indian River Lagoon Restoration (Fort Pierce, FL)
• Caloosahatchee River Valued Ecosystem Component Restoration (Lake Worth, FL)
• Lake Walk in Water Restoration (Lake Wales, FL)
• Brevard Zoo Restoration (Melbourne, FL)
• Moore’s Creek Restoration (Fort Pierce, FL)
• Florida Power & Light Turkey Point Cooling Canal System Restoration (Homestead, FL)
• Lake Trafford Restoration (Immokalee, FL)
Take a look at this video to see the before and after effects of Sea & Shorelineaquatic restoration process:
Source: Seaandshoreline.com
“We’re excited to part of the solution that enhances Florida’s water quality and provides a sustainable food source for our manatees,” said Sea & Shoreline CEO Jeff Huenink.
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