SUBAQUATIC
HABITAT
CREATION
RESTORATION
Two Decades of Experience
Sea & Shoreline is a full service
Florida-based aquatic restoration firm
that has two decades of experience restoring fresh and saltwater habitats. Seagrass is key to restoring water quality and we have planted more seagrass than any company in the world!
We guarantee our work
It's beautiful, clear and healthier looking for sure. Wonderful project making a difference over time. Imagine how healthy our ecosystem will become if we continue supporting and spreading programs like this.
Leah H.
The grass restoration has had a drastic improvement to the bay waters. The difference in water clarity and abundance of fish have helped improve snorkeling experiences!
Crystal B.
The water clarity in our canal is comparative to the rainbow river. Unreal. We are seeing the change and the fishing in the bay has been amazing.
Tailor B.
It was a pure joy to see the clean water and restored grasses for the manatees while snorkeling!!
Jodi M.
Every time I get in the water, I feel pressure roll off my shoulders because I KNOW people will enjoy their day swimming in the springs, all because of the eelgrass bringing in more wildlife, more habitat, and better visibility. I also see so many more fish species, and the turtles are all super healthy. It’s been a honor to be apart of the restoration & watching everything grow.
Hailey W.
The water quality and river wildlife have improved dramatically. It is such a joy to see to the bottom again in areas that have been cleaned and replanted.
Jacqueline G.
The ENTIRE community is excited to see the greatly enhanced integrity of the eco system! Eel grass has increased water quality and has allowed other of aquatic plant species to thrive!
Gloria W.
It's beautiful, clear and healthier looking for sure. Wonderful project making a difference over time. Imagine how healthy our ecosystem will become if we continue supporting and spreading programs like this.
Leah H.
The grass restoration has had a drastic improvement to the bay waters. The difference in water clarity and abundance of fish have helped improve snorkeling experiences!
Crystal B.
The water clarity in our canal is comparative to the rainbow river. Unreal. We are seeing the change and the fishing in the bay has been amazing.
Tailor B.
It was a pure joy to see the clean water and restored grasses for the manatees while snorkeling!!
Jodi M.
Every time I get in the water, I feel pressure roll off my shoulders because I KNOW people will enjoy their day swimming in the springs, all because of the eelgrass bringing in more wildlife, more habitat, and better visibility. I also see so many more fish species, and the turtles are all super healthy. It’s been a honor to be apart of the restoration & watching everything grow.
Hailey W.
The water quality and river wildlife have improved dramatically. It is such a joy to see to the bottom again in areas that have been cleaned and replanted.
Jacqueline G.
The ENTIRE community is excited to see the greatly enhanced integrity of the eco system! Eel grass has increased water quality and has allowed other of aquatic plant species to thrive!
Gloria W.
It's beautiful, clear and healthier looking for sure. Wonderful project making a difference over time. Imagine how healthy our ecosystem will become if we continue supporting and spreading programs like this.
Leah H.
An adult oyster can filter as much as 50 gallons of water a day.
Seagrasses are in decline, worldwide, by 7% a year. If these estimates are correct then seagrasses are amongst the fastest disappearing habitats on the planet.
Oceans are losing a football field of seagrass every 30 minutes due to overfishing and pollution.
In Florida, healthy aquatic ecosystems are vital to local economies, commercial fishing, and ecotourism. Florida seagrass beds contribute more than $20 billion a year to the state’s economic health by providing habitat for commercially and recreationally important finfish and shellfish, stabilizing the seafloor, and filtering pollution, which keeps the water clear and healthy for marine species and human enjoyment.
Seagrass plays a vital role in offsetting carbon emissions that impact climate change. Seagrass can sequester as much as 50 times the amount of carbon in its soil per hectare as a tropical forest, and for a longer periodof time (hundreds or thousands of years).
One acre of seagrass supports at least 40,000 fish and 50 million small animals.
An adult oyster can filter as much as 50 gallons of water a day.
Seagrasses are in decline, worldwide, by 7% a year. If these estimates are correct then seagrasses are amongst the fastest disappearing habitats on the planet.
Oceans are losing a football field of seagrass every 30 minutes due to overfishing and pollution.
In Florida, healthy aquatic ecosystems are vital to local economies, commercial fishing, and ecotourism. Florida seagrass beds contribute more than $20 billion a year to the state’s economic health by providing habitat for commercially and recreationally important finfish and shellfish, stabilizing the seafloor, and filtering pollution, which keeps the water clear and healthy for marine species and human enjoyment.
Seagrass plays a vital role in offsetting carbon emissions that impact climate change. Seagrass can sequester as much as 50 times the amount of carbon in its soil per hectare as a tropical forest, and for a longer periodof time (hundreds or thousands of years).
One acre of seagrass supports at least 40,000 fish and 50 million small animals.
