SESREG

Seagrass Restoration and Ecosystem Services Research Group

What is SESREG?

The Seagrass Restoration and Ecosystem Services Research Group (SESREG), located within the Marine Science Department at Hasanuddin University, focuses on advancing research and conservation of tropical seagrass ecosystems. We specialize in monitoring meadow health and developing innovative restoration techniques, including customized seagrass transplantation and seed propagation suited for tropical regions.

At SESREG, our focus extends beyond habitat restoration. We assess essential regulating services such as carbon capture, water purification, and shoreline protection, along with their direct socio-economic advantages for coastal communities. By conducting interdisciplinary research and forming strategic collaborations with scientists, policymakers, and local stakeholders, we connect scientific insights with practical actions to ensure resilient marine ecosystems for future generations.

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Seagrass Biology, Ecology, and Physiology
Biogeochemical Cycling in Seagrass Ecosystem for Blue Carbon
Seagrass Biodiversity and Conservation

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Unveiling the Underground: Global Alliance Maps South Sulawesi’s Fungal Biodiversity

Unveiling the Underground: Global Alliance Maps South Sulawesi’s Fungal Biodiversity

Makassar, South Sulawesi — Deep beneath the vibrant landscapes and marine ecosystems of Indonesia lies a hidden world crucial to…
Empowering Selayar’s Youth: Unhas and GGGI Partner to Protect Vital Seagrass Ecosystems

Empowering Selayar’s Youth: Unhas and GGGI Partner to Protect Vital Seagrass Ecosystems

Selayar, South Sulawesi – The pristine, turquoise waters of the Selayar Islands hold a vital secret weapon against global climate…
Unlocking Wakatobi’s Marine Treasures: Student Researchers Reveal the Secrets of Tomia Island’s Seagrass Ecosystems

Unlocking Wakatobi’s Marine Treasures: Student Researchers Reveal the Secrets of Tomia Island’s Seagrass Ecosystems

Wanci, Southeast Sulawesi – Nestled within the world-renowned waters of Wakatobi National Park, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia, Tomia Island stands as…

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Beneath the Waves: Unlocking the Secrets of Wakatobi’s Seagrass Jungles

Beneath the Waves: Unlocking the Secrets of Wakatobi’s Seagrass Jungles

MAKASSAR, Indonesia May 2 2026/SESREG/ – Imagine diving into a vibrant underwater jungle where the seafloor is carpeted with lush green…
Sentinels of the Sea: How Satellite Eyes are Tracking the Silent Retreat of Indonesia’s Underwater Forests

Sentinels of the Sea: How Satellite Eyes are Tracking the Silent Retreat of Indonesia’s Underwater Forests

MAKASSAR, Indonesia March 27, 2026/SESREG/ – When we picture the frontline of climate change, our minds often drift to melting…
Mapping the Secret Gardens of the Ocean: Indonesia’s Blueprint for Saving Seagrass

Mapping the Secret Gardens of the Ocean: Indonesia’s Blueprint for Saving Seagrass

MAKASSAR, Indonesia Jan 6 2026/SESREG/ – Hidden beneath the turquoise waves of the vast Indonesian archipelago lies an unsung environmental…

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