Zach Boakes, a PhD student in Life and Environmental Sciences has reached the final public vote for a project he has designed with the NGO North Bali Reef Conservation. The project will restore seagrass -which is both an effective climate sink and important for marine biodiversity, including threatened sea cows or dugongs – in Bali. The project will incorporate and benefit local communities in the poorest section of North Bali, through eco-tourism, improved fisheries catches and paid work in restoring the seagrass and protecting the seagrass in the future.
You can vote for the project to receive funding here:
https://www.eocaconservation.org/project-voting-category.cfm?catid=1
Image from Geoff Spiby (Wikimedia Commons) released under CC BY-SA 3.0 licence.
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