Seeds Of The Sea For Schools

The Seeds of the Sea research project focuses on tracking flowering and fruiting of endangered seagrass Posidonia australis. In NSW, we still know little about when and where Posidonia australis reproduces. Mapping these flowering events helps identify key areas for seed collection and helps guide restoration along our coast.

Students are invited to be citizen scientists and collect information about the flowering, fruiting and seeding of this important seagrass.

For more details about seagrass restoration, visit the Seeds of the Sea and Posidonia australis page.

Seeds of the Sea For Schools - High School

This pdf includes a description of the citizen science activity, a field guide developed by Seeds of The Sea and diagrams about Posidonia australis, and cartoons about Posidonia australis, Operation Posidonia and Seeds of the Sea.


Download the Seeds of the Sea For Schools - High School PDF.

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Seeds of the Sea For Schools - Primary School

This pdf includes a description of the citizen science activity for primary students, illustrations of Posidionia flowers, fruits and seeds, and cartoons about Posidonia australis, Operation Posidonia and Seeds of the Sea.

Download the Seeds of the Sea For Schools - Primary School PDF.

Seeds of the Sea For Schools - Estuary locations

We will gradually be adding maps for appropriate locations to look for Posidonia australis seeds with possible access sites listed. In the meantime you can access maps directly from the Seeds of the Sea website.