Seagrass
Reclamation, beach tourism, and pollution are accelerating the decline of seagrass ecosystems across Indonesia. Important species such as Enhalus acoroides, Thalassia hemprichii, Cymodocea rotundata, and Halophila ovalis are increasingly under threat.
The Important Role of Seagrass:
•Serves as a breeding ground for fish and marine life
•Filters nutrients in the water
•Absorbs carbon and helps reduce climate change
Seagrass Planting Method
Our main focus is replanting seagrass using effective and environmentally friendly methods
Seagrass roots are clamped with stakes on the left and right sides, then inserted into the substrate to keep seedlings stable and resistant to currents.
Seagrass seedlings are placed inside jute-sack bags filled with substrate, then planted in the sea until strong enough to grow naturally.
Frequently Asked Questions
Seagrass seedling species at Bendega
How many can be adopted
How to buy seedlings
