Underwater forest's recovery offers hope for marine restoration across the globe frontiersin frontiersin
," said Dr. Emma Cebrian of the Centre d'Estudis Avançats de Blanes, corresponding author of the study in"In 2011, a restoration action took place in the Bay of Maó, Menorca, where a macroalga species was reintroduced in the area where it used to thrive. After 10 years, we found that the associated algal species returned to the habitat, and with them, the ecosystem functions they provide.
The evaluation of restoration projects tends to happen on short timescales, especially in marine ecosystems, where these projects are less established. However, projects that restore slowly maturing species need longer timeframes for assessment, and while we understand how vegetation structure andTo measure function, it's necessary to study quantifiable traits in thethat capture the health of the ecosystem.
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