Indonesians plant trees to nurse seagrass back to health in Wakatobi

Mongabay
Oct 31, 2017, 2:49 pm107 pts
Seagrass, the “ugly duckling” of the conservation world, is a vital lifeline for thousands of communities around the globe and an efficient absorber of “blue carbon.” It is also quickly disappearing. In Indonesia’s Wakatobi National Park, a community-focused tree-planting initiative is helping protect…

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