Scientists use AI to learn extent of seagrass scarring - Naples Florida Weekly

Seagrass is a critical habitat and is considered an indicator of a healthy estuary. It stabilizes sediment, reduces shoreline erosion, sequesters carbon and provides food and habitat for a variety of fish and wildlife. COURTESY PHOTO Scientists from the University of Florida, Auburn University and the Tampa Bay Estuary Program are using artificial intelligence technology

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