Restoration Projects:

Project
Tongyeong-si
The aim of this study was to test which seaweed transplantation method most effectively reduced herbivory from sea urchins and allowed kelp transplants to survive and grow readily.
Project
yangyang-gun, Kangwon-do
The objective of restoration was to Improving Methodologies, technology and methods and Answering Scientific Questions.
Project
Geundeok-myeon
The aim of this study was to Answering Scientific Questions, Improving Methodologies and enhance biodiversity.
Project
Udo-myeon
The aim of this study was to Improving Methodologies, technology and methods and Answering Scientific Questions.

Organisation Type

Academia

Location

Seoul

Species:

Ecklonia bicyclis

Ecklonia cava

Sargassum horneri

Methodologies:

Added Substrate - Artificial Reef

Added Substrate - Blocks

Removed All Grazers

Seeded Ropes

Transplanted Adults

Restoration Projects:

Project
Tongyeong-si
The aim of this study was to test which seaweed transplantation method most effectively reduced herbivory from sea urchins and allowed kelp transplants to survive and grow readily.
Project
yangyang-gun, Kangwon-do
The objective of restoration was to Improving Methodologies, technology and methods and Answering Scientific Questions.
Project
Geundeok-myeon
The aim of this study was to Answering Scientific Questions, Improving Methodologies and enhance biodiversity.
Project
Udo-myeon
The aim of this study was to Improving Methodologies, technology and methods and Answering Scientific Questions.