I've lived in Brighton for many years. I first started coming to Brighton in the late 1980s. When you stand on the beach and look out to sea, it all looks the same. But in reality, I think 90% or 95% of kelp forests have been destroyed through fishing and the environment, the biodiversity etc. that goes with them.
The kelp regeneration projects, I think a part of Suff Bay is working to regenerate that kelp. This feels like this combination of hopelessness and hope together. It's really inspiring.
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I've lived in Brighton for many years. I first started coming to Brighton in the late 1980s, and when you stand on the beach and look out to see it, it all looks the same. But in reality, I think 90% or 95% of kelp forests have been destroyed through. Fishing, um, and the environment, the biodiversity etc. that goes with them and the kelp regeneration projects. I think a part of Suff Bay is working to regenerate that kelp. This feels like this combination of hopelessness and hope together. It's really it's inspiring.
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