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Attaching seaweed spores to used scallop shells could restore UK's coastal kelp forests
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Marine biologists are collecting spores from healthy kelp forests to help restore coastal habitats.
Kelp spores are being seeded and grown on small rocks and scallop shells – a seafood waste product – in efforts to regenerate…
Kelp spores are being seeded and grown on small rocks and scallop shells – a seafood waste product – in efforts to regenerate…