Seagrass is one of the most important plants in the sea, creating underwater meadows that shelter seahorses, cuttlefish, pipefish, and other amazing marine life. These meadows also clean the water, stabilise the seabed, and capture carbon at remarkable rates! 🌿 But we’ve already lost at least half of UK’s seagrass, mostly due to declining water quality and physical disturbance such as coastal development, fishing and anchoring. The good news? We can bring seagrass meadows back! 💚 Devon still h

While snorkeling near the Blue Heron Bridge, we spotted a seahorse gracefully navigating its seagrass habitat. Filmed in Riviera Beach, Florida. | Paul Dabill Photography