Seagrass Reports

7 total — verify, forward to researchers, or delete incorrect reports

Seagrass
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Dennis Woytowitz

spacecoastwatersweep@yahoo.com

7/10/2026

AI Analysis

The mangroves appear to be in a generally healthy state with consistent foliage coverage along the shoreline.

Coverage: 75%

Species: Rhizophora mangle

Seagrass
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Dennis Woytowitz

spacecoastwatersweep@yahoo.com

7/10/2026

AI Analysis

The image shows a healthy, dense meadow of Halodule wrightii (shoal grass) with very high coverage and no visible signs of damage or scarring.

Coverage: ~90%

Species: Halodule wrightii

Seagrass
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Dennis Woytowitz

ddabcn@yahoo.com

6/19/2026

AI Analysis

The photo depicts a healthy seagrass bed with some visible patches. While the specific species is not identifiable from this angle, it appears to be thriving as there is no evident damage or significant algae coverage.

Coverage: ~70%

Species: unknown

Seagrass
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Dennis Woytowitz

ddabcn@yahoo.com

6/16/2026

AI Analysis

The mangrove appears healthy with vibrant green leaves and no visible signs of stress or damage.

Coverage: approximately 70%

Species: mangrove species

Seagrass
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Dennis Woytowitz

ddabcn@yahoo.com

6/16/2026

AI Analysis

The photo shows a submerged area likely containing seagrass, with some visibility of the grass blades beneath the water surface. The cover appears to be moderate; however, specific details on species and damage are not clearly identifiable due to water clarity.

Coverage: ~60%

Species: Seagrass (species not specifically identifiable)

Seagrass
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Dennis Woytowitz

ddabcn@yahoo.com

5/24/2026

AI Analysis

The mangrove appears to be healthy with vibrant green foliage and is thriving in its environment.

Seagrass
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Dennis Woytowitz

ddabcn@yahoo.com

5/22/2026

AI Analysis

The oyster reef observed appears sparse with limited oyster coverage on the surface. The visible shells appear to be in moderate health, though some may show signs of wear due to environmental stressors.