Eelgrass, a humble aquatic flowering plant that recently made headlines for its newfound ability to cut down dangerous ...

The Eelgrass Catastrophe Twenty years ago this weed of the sea began to disappear from the Atlantic coast. The far-reaching effects of its absence exemplify the interdependence of living things ...

This is especially important as more than 50% of native eelgrass has declined in recent years. The event built on COBALT’s previous work weaving the arts, spirituality and scientific exploration.

It’s also in danger. Scientists are working to restore what has been lost — roughly half of the native eelgrass cover. If not to its original glory, then at least to something more expansive ...

The St. Johns River Eelgrass Revegetation Project will see the planting of 1,000,000 native eelgrass (Vallisneria neotropicalis) plants in Lake George, using verified stock harvested from Lake Monroe.