This is an update on the Dale Seagrass Project from the Project Seagrass team:  Licencing Renewal  The licence for restoration has been extended until 30 September 2030. The license includes a 100m westward extension of the original restoration area. Thank you for the support from the community surrounding this.  Marker Buoys As a result of the […]

An end of 2024 update on the Dale Seagrass Project from the Project Seagrass team:  Following scientific monitoring in the autumn, it was exciting to find that the seagrass within the restoration area was growing well, with average number of shoots per clump increasing from around 13 shoots in 2023 to 22 in 2024 –

Following the end of the Coastal Capacity funding (Welsh Government via the Pembrokeshire Nature Partnership) in March this year, we’d like to share an update on the seagrass in Dale Bay, and upcoming plans. In January through to March, many activities took place to support the seagrass: · A further 50,000 seeds were planted across

Following the end of the Coastal Capacity funding (Welsh Government via the Pembrokeshire Nature Partnership) in March this year, we’d like to share an update on the seagrass in Dale Bay, and upcoming plans. In January through to March, many activities took place to support the seagrass:  The seagrass is also doing well despite previous

A little while has passed since the last seagrass update. I am fairly new with Project Seagrass and now well placed to contribute to the good ongoing work in Dale. I’m pleased to say we have some budget for picking up momentum with general awareness raising and working with the local community and users. I’m