Scientists in Germany are working on ways to restore seagrass fields in the Baltic Sea, which are shrinking fast in the face of falling water quality, global warming and disease.

WION Climate Tracker: Scientists in Germany try to restore seagrass in the Baltic sea

Underwater gardeners in Denmark have been working for our cleaner future. They are hand planting new carbon capturing saplings that captures Carbon dioxide. This is part of a five-year project and the aim is to restore the once lush eelgrass beds.

WION Climate Tracker | Underwater gardeners of Denmark plant seagrass that captures carbon dioxide

In pictures: World’s largest plant Posidonia Australis

Rampant pollution and illegal fishing are destroying seagrass as Mediterranean seagrass is under threat. Tunisian economy depends on seagrass.

Tunisia: The degradation of Posidonia

Mediterranean seagrass under threat: Tunisian economy depends on seagrass

Scientists have discovered that a sunscreen lotion chemical has been accumulating in seagrass, in the Mediterranean Sea, and have sounded alarm over a potential threat to the marine ecosystem.

Study: Sunscreen chemicals accumulating in Mediterranean seagrass

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