The world’s largest purpose-built seagrass restoration nursery has officially opened at CQUniversity’s Coastal Marine Ecosystems Research Centre (CMERC) in Gladstone. This initiative marks a significant stride in restoring vital ecosystems and combating climate change, with far-reaching implications for the Great Barrier Reef.
The unveiling of the SeaGrow nursery is the first step in a $15 million redevelopment of CMERC, backed by funding from the Coles Group and the Federal Government. This investment is aimed at developing research solutions to promote sustainable coastal environments.
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