Welcome to the Moreton Bay Community Seagrass Watch Program website.


Seagrass is a valuable resource.  It provides food and shelter for a multitude of species,
including prawns, fish, sea turtles, dugongs and shorebirds.  The health of our seagrass
is under constant threat from both natural and human impacts, and we need your help to
monitor its condition.  

By joining the Seagrass-Watch team of volunteers, you can be trained to do just that, and
at the same time contribute to the management of the Moreton Bay.  

Seagrass-Watch is an award winning, community based, habitat assessment program.  
Survey methods are scientifically rigorous but simple and easy to learn and the results
help guide decision making in areas such as Marine Park planning and ecosystem health
monitoring.

If the idea of an afternoon with nature, and the knowledge that your participation assists in
the management of our natural resources appeals to you, then join the Seagrass-Watch
team.  It’s a fun activity and provides a great opportunity to get to know the Moreton Bay
and its wildlife including many interesting birds and invertebrates and the chance to spot
turtles and dugong.  Call the coordinator (ph: 3821 9000) to find out how you can get
involved with this program.



regards

Simon Baltais
Program manager
Moreton Bay Community Seagrass Watch
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