Seagrasses and Mangroves - Full Episode
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ธ.ค. 2016
- They are an ancient species of flowering plants that grow submerged in all of the world’s oceans. Seagrasses link offshore coral reefs with coastal mangrove forests. Today, these “prairies of the sea,” along with mangroves, are on the decline globally. Scientists fear the diminishing vegetation could result in an ecosystem collapse from the bottom of the food chain all the way to the top. Changing Seas joins experts in the field as they work to restore Florida’s important mangroves and seagrasses.
Known as “hotspots of biodiversity,” seagrasses and mangroves attract and support a variety of marine life. However, worldwide damage and removal of these plants continue at a rapid pace. Changing Seas travels along Florida’s coastline to get a better understanding of the significant roles mangroves and seagrasses play within the state. Can biologists prevent a negative ripple-effect throughout the marine food web before it’s too late? How will rising sea levels impact these plants as well at the communities that depend on them?
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I have always had a lot of respects for those people who invest their time, money and energy, at the level they can, to restore and preserve the natural environment. These are the kind of souls worthy of the sweet richness of the planet, the ones who should procreate the same caring and loving generation for the continuation of life on the planet.
For a second I thought I was watching an episode of Forensic Files - the late Peter Thomas's voice is unmistakeable! Nice programme. :)
the most underappreciated ecosystem ever
Came for Peter Thomas’ voice ❤️
Man have been tying to regulate the seas and nature, the seas and nature have
been regulating themselves for millions of years
Loving nature is also loving our selves, nature in land and water... Loving is on HOW WE RESPECT IT
Its good to know that the florida people concern in their sea keep it up im salute in you
Thank you so much
The Everglades Nature Preserve projects are great. Scientist should expand restoration projects like this one Worldwide. East & West coast Mexico coastlines of Africa, Spain, Indian Ocean, and more. Improving the environment in one area, and another, and another, is good for the whole planet.
seagrass is awesome🥰🥰
May grandfather invest most of his life planting this and was called bakawan in the Philippines in the 80's to help from storms and large waves
The coastal seas environment is deterioting day by day due to coastal pollution and growing population with lot of pressures.
Mangroves coastal coral reefs how breathtaking
Excellent Piece of information.. We are doing an video over ecology introduction..
Super Programing!
Sea Grass must for eco friendly nature but it will s also good for used cultivation also must
Coral is helper beneficiary
I hope that we have mass planting of sea grass here in the Philippines😣❤
OMG THE NARRATOR SOUNDS LIKE THE ONE FROM FORENSIC FILES , NICE VIDEO!
A breakthrough in grass analysis discovered that the grass in her lungs, was actually from the sea. Detectives knew then, that his alibi didn't add up.......
thats because it is lol he's awesome
It is
He is the same narrator
Oh this voice makes me think somebody’s about to go missing any second- like he’s leading us through the crime scene
the buttom line of human survival is our healthy environment. reflects our view of how to be humans not mutants. maybe severe huricane impact will be save by healthy sea forrest.
Who else, after hearing Peter Thomas narrating was expecting this nature documentary to turn into a murder investigation?
dudeeeeee i flashed back to my childhood when this came on lmfao i didnt learn what not to do when hiding a body reading
I would loved to know Why, after being banned from harvest since the 1970’s, the Queen Conch has not rebounded in Florida???
Thank you !!
if a population is too low, there are just not enough to find each other to mate. There are other thresholds that need to be reached too.
🙏🙏🙏
Put large chunks of masonry and hazard signs for boat owners
top
were you there, did you see that?
much of my government mangrove projects failed, because they plant the wrong mangrove in that area,,, they just think like,, oh well plant here cause its an estuary!!!
Try to anchor your yacht here in the sea grass fields in the baleares Spain, and you loose it to the state authority
😂😂😂
6 tears later have they made anything change ?
Any aquatic science students here!!!
ayo
Hello
right here!
I cut my hand while doing this for a experiment
dang i have tu do this for a project
same
Hello. Me and my colleagues are doing a research for the Philippine National Museum of Natural History. We are gathering materials to be incorporated to the video presentation material we are producing for museum visitors. We would like to seek permission if we could use some part of this video please? This will be use solely for educational and museum use only. You will be given a credit for the contribution you will share. Thank you.
I am sorry we did not respond to this message sooner, if you are still interested please contact us at changingseas@wpbt2.org
Aya Lakwatsera ..good day maam, Filipino here as well... i would just like to ask if the research you are conducting are related to rising sea levels, and flooding in the Philippines. thansk
Ah Peter Thomas was great.
I expect him to start deceiving the murder scene tho
Is it just me or is he the same narrator of the show Forensic Files / Medical Detectives? 😧
DESSET MONT
MASS A LA CHUTES ,MASSACHUSSETTE
LIKE MALUS = LATINO AMERICA IN LATIN WRITING
most of this is due to the greed of overfishing yal got commercial fisheries taking out all the fish which gives nutrients to the same sea grass. greed is the cause to the ocean being the way it is
Oke ,MARCHE A LA CHUTES
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SORRY SIR ,GOD WAY TO WRITTING THAT HIS WAY TO REVERSED HIS LANGUAGES ..YES MR HEBREW'S,MR GREEKS,MR EGYPTS
Humans don't fit in the circle of life