Special buoys mark sensitive seagrass habitats
Special buoys and voluntary no-anchor zones mark sensitive seagrass habitats.
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"The buoys mark a voluntary no-anchor zone, to encourage water users to avoid anchoring, reduce seabed damage, and protect declining seagrass habitats."
— Eden Stevens , Activist
"Protecting the seagrass was essential to the long-term health of our marine environment."
— Dave Bond , Executive
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