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Mechanical dredging of kelp in Scotland

Kelp forests are among the most biologically diverse and valuable marine habitats on the planet, and are recognised as a Priority Marine Feature habitat within Scotland’s seas.

Kelp dredging, an unasked question

Ruaridh, 12 years old, lives in Lamlash Bay and is in the water nearly every day, swimming and snorkelling. COAST learned he is awaiting a response to his unasked question to environment secretary Roseanna Cunningham during her visit to Arran

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Mechanical Kelp Dredging

Mechanical dredging of kelp in Scotland

Kelp dredging, an unasked question

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