Long term decline in eelgrass linked to increased housing development

Authors

Frederick T. Short, University of New HampshireFollow
David M. Burdick, University of New HampshireFollow

Department

Jackson Estuarine Laboratory, Natural Resources and the Environment

Publication Date

1-1-1996

Journal Title

Seagrass biology : Scientific discussion from an international workshop, Rottnest Island, Western Australia 25-29 January 1996

Publisher

Faculty of Science, the University of Western Australia

Document Type

Book Chapter

Rights

© Faculty of Science, the University of Western Australia 1996

Recommended Citation

Short, F. T. and D. M. Burdick. 1996. Long term decline in eelgrass linked to increased housing development. pp. 291-298. In: Kuo, J. et al., (eds.) Seagrass Biology: Proceeding of an International Workshop Rottnest Island, Western Australia, January, 1996.