Brownsea Island Seagrass Watch
Join researcher from the School of Ocean and Earth Science at the University of Southampton to find out why seagrass is such an important marine habitat, especially for seahorses!
Explore seagrass displays, model seahorses and other marine life, along with robotic tools used to map seagrass habitats.
You will also find a wave tank that demonstrates how seagrass helps slow down beach erosion.
Explore seagrass displays, model seahorses and other marine life, along with robotic tools used to map seagrass habitats.
You will also find a wave tank that demonstrates how seagrass helps slow down beach erosion.
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