Restoration Projects:

Restoration Project
Dodd Narrow
The aim of this study was to form self-sustaining N. luetkeana kelp forests within study sites, and provide habitat for species that normally use these kelp beds. Additionally, it aimed to collect baseline data regarding water parameters and species composition at each site to assist future projects in understanding how bull kelp is being impacted over time by changing environmental and climatic conditions.
Restoration Project
Winchelsea Island Site
The aim of this study was to form self-sustaining N. luetkeana kelp forests within study sites, and provide habitat for species that normally use these kelp beds. Additionally, it aimed to collect baseline data regarding water parameters and species composition at each site to assist future projects in understanding how bull kelp is being impacted over time by changing environmental and climatic conditions.

Restoration Project
Dodd Narrow
The aim of this study was to form self-sustaining N. luetkeana kelp forests within study sites, and provide habitat for species that normally use these kelp beds. Additionally, it aimed to collect baseline data regarding water parameters and species composition at each site to assist future projects in understanding how bull kelp is being impacted over time by changing environmental and climatic conditions.
Restoration Project
Winchelsea Island Site
The aim of this study was to form self-sustaining N. luetkeana kelp forests within study sites, and provide habitat for species that normally use these kelp beds. Additionally, it aimed to collect baseline data regarding water parameters and species composition at each site to assist future projects in understanding how bull kelp is being impacted over time by changing environmental and climatic conditions.

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